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Rescheduled Event!
Join us to celebrate neurodiversity through reading, with Disability Justice 2025: Cross-Disability Solidarity + Highline Reads, the college's read aloud series for adults on Wednesday, February 19 at 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM in Building 25, Room 513 (Boardroom) and Zoom (https://highline.zoom.us/j/84572394914)
We are looking for volunteers to read 3-5 minute reading selections celebrating neurodiversity. To volunteer, please fill out the form. Find reading inspiration in the Disability Justice 2025: Neurodiversity Reading List. If you need help finding a reading selection, please reach out to the reference librarians. All are welcome, regardless of experience or ability.
The Highline College Library invites you to explore American immigration histories and migration memoirs, as well resources for immigrant, refugee, and undocumented students, 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 the associated Recommended Reading library guide.
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.
Explore a collection of post-election resources for supporting our campus communities.
Students asked for it, and we heard you!
In direct response to the feedback from students, the Library has implemented a new booking tool for reserving group study rooms.
Here are the highlights:
Groups of 3 or more students may use group study rooms during the library's busiest hours (Monday-Thursday 8am - 2pm and Friday 8am - 1:30pm)
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.
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.
All Highline College employees and students have free and automatic access to the entire KCLS Online Library.
Highline Librarians are available during the hours below:
Winter Quarter Hours
Monday-Thursday: 8am-6pm
Friday: 8am--2pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: 2pm-6pm
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