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Recommend Reading for Disability Justice

In support of Highline's Disability Justice Week, the library's current Recommend Reading highlights books, articles, and other resources to learn more about Disability Justice.

Access Services at Highline College supports and assists students with disabilities with campus and classroom accommodations. In addition, Access Services and Highline Human Resources collaborate to provide reasonable accommodations for employees and applicants.

Federal Government Documents

The Highline College Library is a member of the U.S. Federal Depository Library Program. This program, managed by the Government Publishing Office, allows anyone to access vast amounts of information from U. S. Government agencies and departments.

This includes:

• information on health, careers, business opportunities, the military, science, technology, travel, nutrition, and more
• access to digital Government information resources
• historical publications dating back to the early days of the United States

As a virtual depository, the Highline College Library provides electronic access to these resources. If you have any questions or need help finding the information you want, please contact a Highline reference librarian.

Check out the library's print magazines!

Did you know that Highline library has print magazines such as Consumer Reports, Sports Illustrated and Vogue?  Instead of buying them, stop by the library on the 2nd floor to browse them, or you can check them out.

Fun Reads

Looking for some reading ideas during the break?  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.

Looking for infographics or statistics?

Watch a short tutorial video explaining how to use Statista  to find data, statistics, charts, graphs, and infographics.

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 now have free and automatic access to the entire KCLS Online Library.