Dallas College Eastfield Campus Library

Today marks the 20th anniversary of the tragic events that occurred on September 11, 2001. We will never forget this day and remember the lives lost and forever changed by these events.

9/11 Memorial & Museum: bit.ly/2XbvuL6
Dallas College Libraries Resources: bit.ly/3E9dP7o

It's Labor Day Weekend! We will be closed (no virtual or in-person services) Sept. 4-6.

Welcome back and happy Fall Semester! Our in-person hours for the fall will be Mon-Thu 8am-8pm, Fri 8am-5pm and Sat 10am-3pm.

UPDATE TO VIRTUAL (LIBCHAT) HOURS: Mon-Thu 8:30am-7:30pm, Fri 8:30am-4:30pm and Sat 10:30am-2:30pm.

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Happy Friday! We had some furry visitors touring campus this morning 🐺 (Thanks Librarian Megan for capturing this in action!)

Summer is coming to an end and so are our summer hours! From Aug. 9-19 the Dallas College Libraries will be open Monday-Friday 8am-5pm for limited in-person services (LibChat will be unavailable). We will be closed Aug. 20 for staff to attend Dallas College Employee Conference Day.

Happy Monday! Did you know the Dallas College Libraries don't charge fines for overdue books and other library materials? 📚

Libraries Across The United States Are Ending Fines For Overdue Books Libraries across the United States are eliminating late fees for overdue books.

FYI the Database A-Z List should be working again. Thank you for your patience!

LibGuides US Server Alert - 502 Gateway Errors We are currently experiencing LibGuide server load issues in the US Region due to an attempted DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attack.

Need help with research? Want to know how to checkout a laptop or WiFi hotspot? Curious why the sky is blue? We can help!

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Fall classes start August 23! Register for classes by August 18 -- The Dallas College Learning Commons (Libraries, Tutoring, and Computer Labs) will be here to help you along the way!

Register now for Fall classes by August 18! ​​​​​​​As part of our transition to a single college, we have redesigned our academic offerings using a schools model.

Happy 4th of July weekend! We will be closed July 3-5. Have a safe and relaxing Independence Day! 🇺🇸

Our internet is currently having some issues. We apologize for any inconvenience and hope to resolve the issue soon.

Happy Juneteenth! Today we commemorate the 156th anniversary of the last enslaved people in the United States (Texas, specifically) being emancipated on June 19, 1865 as well as celebrate Juneteenth being made a Federal holiday. Honor this day by learning more about the abolition of slavery and race in the United States with one of these books from the Dallas College Libraries' collection.

Get the reading list 👉 bit.ly/2YI5Rik

Expand your research beyond the Dallas College Libraries with these freely available digital collections through JSTOR!

Add more than 450 Open Community Collections to your research mix - News | About JSTOR After more than a year collaborating with institutions around the globe, JSTOR’s Open Community Collections initiative now hosts over 450 collections. These contributions are digitized from the special holdings of more than 135 libraries, museums, universities, and other archives, bringing rare pr...

Books for days 😍📚 Come visit us and take some home. We're open until 6pm. No appointment necessary!

It's Flag Day 🇺🇸! Commemorate the 244th anniversary of the Second Continental Congress adopting our Star-Spangled Banner on June 14, 1777 with one of these books 👉 bit.ly/3xmdYAw

Summer is finally here! The Dallas College Libraries will be open for in-person services Monday-Thursday 8am-6pm and Friday 8am-4:30pm and for virtual services Monday-Thursday 8am-8pm, Friday 8am-4pm and Saturday 10am-3pm. No appointments necessary!

Have questions or need help? Contact a librarian! ➡️ bit.ly/3omIHKq

Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with one of these novels highlighting AAPI voices!

Get the reading list 👉 bit.ly/2YI5Rik

Maymester is here and so are our updated hours! The Dallas College Libraries will be open Monday-Friday 8am-5pm (in-person and virtual services) and Saturday 9am-2pm (virtual services only).

Have questions or need help? Contact a librarian! ➡️ bit.ly/3omIHKq

Happy Friday! For this week's we recommend "Good Luck Soup". This emotional and enlightening documentary follows the Japanese American Hashiguchi family who move to Cleveland, Ohio following release from a WWII Internment Camp and struggle to assimilate.

Watch the film here 👇

Watch Good Luck Soup When we think of Asian America, Cleveland is not the first place that comes to mind for most people. In GOOD LUCK SOUP, filmmaker Matthew Hashiguchi shows us why this often overlooked part of the country is as important as others in understanding the Asian American story. The journey for the Hashigu...

Stopping Asian hate starts with each of us. This week we're sharing these resources to better educate ourselves and support the AAPI community.

Get the reading list 👉 bit.ly/2YI5Rik

Happy Friday! Our this week continues our focus on Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. "Asian Americans" is the three part (5-hour) PBS documentary highlighting the many contributions of (and challenges faced by) the AAPI community throughout American history.

Watch the documentary online here (FREE) 👉 to.pbs.org/3toxc69

Asian Americans | PBS The history of identity, contributions, and challenges experienced by Asian Americans.

May the fourth be with you! Celebrate Star Wars Day with one of these books from our physical and online collections!

Get the reading list 👉 bit.ly/2YI5Rik

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! Throughout the month, we'll be sharing resources and events honoring the AAPI community.

To kick off, check out Dallas College alumnus and current University of Texas at Dallas student Nathan Nguyen's thoughts on anti-Asian racism.

Stop Asian American Hate — Dallas College Student Blog With society at its lowest, many people need someone to blame, so they blindly point a finger. As an Asian American, I knew what was to come.