Reserving a group study room is easy using the library's online room reservation system available on the home page. The rooms will be very busy during the final weeks of the semester so book your space now especially if you want one of the popular technology rooms. Reserve a Group Study Room.

We buried Moses the Griffalo under hundreds of thousands of sheets of discarded and wasted paper printed and collected in the Library during the week of Earth Day 2009. The project successfully illustrated the need for paper printing accountability and conservation on campus and resulted in the implementation of the current student printing policy. 

The sixth annual Ignatian Scholarship Day will be held on Friday, April 19 at various venues on campus including Bouwhuis Library. This event is a celebration that showcases the research, scholarship, and performances of our undergraduate and graduate students through poster displays, oral paper persentations, multimedia presentations, two or three-dimensional art, or artistic performances (poetry, drama, vocal or instrumental music) throughout the day, as well as a concert by the Canisius College Concert Chorale in Montante Cultural Center at 7:30 p.m. to wrap up the day. In addition, academic clubs will be participating with exhibits and demonstrations in the lobby of the Winter Student Center.

For a complete list of presentations and the day's activities, click here.

Canisius College Andrew L. Bouwhuis, S.J. Library will host a public reading of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Letter from Birmingham Jail on Tuesday, April 16, 2013 at 2 p.m. The free event is open to the public.

Monday April 1 - Friday April 5  - 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Saturday April 6 - Closed

Sunday April 7 - Return to regular hours

The Canisius College Spring Archives Speaker Series is pleased to announce the Spring Presentation, Tuesday, March 5, 2013 at 2:30 pm.

Christine Anne George, JD, MSIS will present The Past That Has Yet to Pass: Archives and The Belfast Project. The Belfast Project captures the dark period of Northern Irish history known as “The Troubles.” Ms. George will discuss this oral history project conducted by Boston College…a project that has been in the news since May 2011 when US attorneys subpoenaed the College for oral history interview tapes, and began an ensuing legal battle that reaches to the Supreme Court. This past month, The Belfast Project has been back in the spotlight on both sides of the Atlantic with the death of Delours Price, whose oral history interview sparked debate on possession of the interviews, ramifications for the Northern Irish Peace Process, and the future of archival privilege and archives.

Thank you for completing this important Library and Information Technology Services survey. We appreciate your time and effort in helping us get the data to improve Library and Information Technology services.

Beginning this week the Library is open until 10pm on Friday nights. Please check the Library Hours page for the Regular Service Hours list and any changes throughout the semester due to holidays.

We have three Kindle ebook readers available with a nice selection of books and if you've checked one out we would love to get some feedback. If you have your own or use another ebook reader we would love to hear from you too. Please fill out our brief Kindle Survey here and help us decide if we need to get more.

Just 10 minutes of directed information literacy instruction will make a difference in student success. Show students the value of asking a librarian by asking a librarian yourself! Invite a librarian to your class or request library instruction.