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Writing HerStory: Celebrating Women’s History Month through BIPOC Women/Femme-Identifying Writers

In honor of Women’s History Month, the Highline College Library invites you to explore written works from BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) American Women and Femme-Identifying Writers, by browsing our Recommended Readings shelf (on the main floor of the library/Building 25, to the left as you walk in the main doors) and our March-April Recommended Reading library guide. 

The display exhibits writings from a wide range of genres, including: Speculative Fiction, Novels and Fiction, Poetry, History, Personal Growth, and more!

New EBSCO User Interface - Video Tutorial

Our library database vendor EBSCO launched an new interface designed to make your research experience even better. To learn more, watch a 3 minute video tutorial, or click on the QR code.

Highline Supports Our Campus Communities

Explore a collection of post-election resources for supporting our campus communities.

Fun Reads

Highline librarians have curated a collection of fun reads including memoir, graphic novels, humor, fiction, science fiction, and more.  Stop by the library and browse the display on the 2nd floor.

Land Acknowledgment

Highline College Library acknowledges the land we are located on are the appropriated homelands of the Puget Sound watershed Indigenous Peoples.

Lushootseed language tribes include the Duwamish, Muckleshoot and Puyallup. We express respect to these peoples past and present.

Find more about indigenous tribes of Seattle and Washington.

KCLS Online Library

All Highline College employees and students have free and automatic access to the entire KCLS Online Library.