The Wes Taukchiray Research on Southeast American Indians Collection is now available in Special Collections at Livermore Library. Make an appointment today to view this collection: https://t.co/JJjOMWRunB
Join Mary Livermore Library & UNCP CAPS for Wellness Wave: A Mental Health Series on September 19, at 3 p.m. in the Mary Livermore Library Reading Room. The first session will focus on Mental Health Wellness and General Coping Skills with guest speaker Dr. Whitney Akers.
Join Livermore Library for a Death by the Dock: A Murder Mystery @ the Library Event on April 16 from 4-8 p.m. In a town riddled with mysterious disappearances, it is up to you to solve the case!
Livermore Library is excited to announce a newly digitized item, the Joseph H. Bitting Ledger. The Ledger contains debts and receipts from prominent citizens of Robeson County in 1872, including the family of the Lowry Gang. To view this item visit: https://t.co/NkK9W1tofL
Mary Livermore Library presents: Robeson County in the 2nd World War. This event will feature The Lumbee Warriors, a Veteran's group within the Lumbee Tribe, presenting colors, a discussion on the newest collection that the library has digitized, and a clip from a documentary.
Mary Livermore Library is excited to announce 70+ issues of The Lumbee Newspaper from 1965-69 have been added to Special Collections. Access to materials are available upon request via Special Collections appointment: https://t.co/elB5LNrbLq
Banned Books Week October 1 - 7, 2023: Join us for a banned book reading! Come read an excerpt from your favorite banned book! Wednesday, October 4 from 6 - 7:30 p.m. Livermore Library Main Reading Room
Mary Livermore Library is celebrating UNCP's campus creativity with a magnetic poetry display on the second floor of the library. Anyone is welcome to participate! Thanks to Krystal Dean for organizing this.
Mary Livermore Library participated in the Festival at Old Main on Saturday, April 1. Thank you to everyone who came out and played our “What’s in the Box?” sensory game and learned more about the library resources!
Dean Richard Gay of the College of Arts and Sciences spoke to a gathering of close to two hundred at a reception for prospective students at Mary Livermore Library on Thursday evening. Students had the opportunity to meet the Dean, department chairs, and current students.
On March 2, 2023, former UNCP professor Sharon Scott presented "Bruised but not Broken: Stories of Survival from Domestic and Intimate Partner Abuse," a book that Ms. Scott was a contributing author on, to Jennifer Randall for UNCP's Special Collections and Archives.
Join the English Department and Livermore Library, Wednesday, October 26, 2022 from 5-6 p.m. @ the library, in dressing up as your favorite dead author and sharing an excerpt from their work.
Prizes considered for best costume/performance!
Jennifer Randall will be presenting at the Mary Livermore Library for #askanarchivistday on Wednesday, October 5, 2022, at 3:30 p.m. Feel free to join the campus community for a talk about opening archives to the public and making historical information accessible.
Join us October 6, 2022, from 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. to learn more about how to use one of the library's online resources for high-stakes testing: LearningExpress Library Complete/PrepSTEP Academic. Event provided by NASNTI High-Stakes Testing Advisory Committee. RSVP via BraveConnect!
UNCP's Livermore Library offers hotspots for students! Students can checkout a hotspot for one semester. Stop by the Patron Services desk to get yours!
For more information go to:
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