Celebrate Halloween with a fun, creative twist at our Halloween Rock Painting & Mindfulness event on Thursday, October 31st, from 3-4 PM. Join us at the Retreat in Randall RL 2016 for an afternoon of relaxation and creativity as you decorate Halloween-themed rocks. Enjoy some sweet treats and feel free to wear your favorite costume! All supplies are provided. Don’t forget to reserve your spot, as space is limited.
Join the New Hanover County Public Library at UNCW Library on Thursday, October 31st, from 10 am to 2 pm to register for a public library card! NHCPL staff will be available at the main entrance of Randall Hall. If the weather doesn’t cooperate, we’ll be inside near the atrium on the first floor.
To sign up for a public library card, you’ll need:
Don’t miss out on this chance to access a wealth of library resources!
Library cards are FREE to New Hanover County residents and property owners, students and teachers in any school in New Hanover County, and active military personnel stationed in New Hanover County.
See the Registration Policy and Loans Policy for more details.
The Sensory Friendly Study Space is a thoughtfully designed study space that provides a supportive and adaptable environment for UNCW community members who identify as neurodivergent or face sensory challenges. Equipped with a variety of features tailored to meet diverse sensory needs, this space offers a calm and flexible setting to enhance focus and comfort.
Randall Hall 2017
The Sensory Friendly Study Space is available to students, faculty, and staff with a valid UNCW OneCard.
To maintain a supportive and inclusive environment, users are requested to adhere to the provided guidelines and respect the space and resources for the benefit of all users.
This initiative was made possible through the generous support of the UNCW Library and the Friends of UNCW, whose commitment ensures that all members of the UNCW community have access to a space that accommodates diverse needs and enhances both academic and personal well-being.
U.S. Media Literacy Week is organized by the National Association for Media Literacy Education (NAMLE), aiming to emphasize the vital role of media literacy in education across the nation. This week brings together numerous partners for events and activities to raise awareness about media literacy education.
This year’s theme focuses on the five key components of media literacy: Access, Analyze, Evaluate, Create, and Act. Be sure to check out the UNCW Library activities planned for the week!
The UNCW Library and the UNCW English Department are thrilled to announce our annual Banned Books Read-In, scheduled for Thursday, September 26th, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the Sherman Hayes Gallery, located on the first floor of Randall Hall.
Participants will have the unique opportunity to hear students from Dr. Victor Malo-Juvera’s ENG 383 Classics Reconsidered course read excerpts from their favorite classic banned books. These students will also reflect on how these controversial works have influenced their lives.
The Read-In is part of Banned Books Week, which runs from September 22-28, 2024. This year’s theme, “Freed Between the Lines,” underscores the importance of intellectual freedom and the celebration of diverse literary voices.
Don’t miss this chance to stand up for your right to read and enjoy a variety of thought-provoking texts! Bring your favorite banned book to share an excerpt and your story if time allows.
Explore the Banned Books guide for insights on banned literature, Banned Books Week, and details about the UNCW Library and English Department’s Read-In events.
On October 1st at 6:30 PM, UNCW Library and the Creative Writing Department invite you to First Drafts in DH 1070, Discovery Hall, First Floor. This event highlights the writing process with readings from works in progress, refreshments, and opportunities to connect with fellow writers and creatives.
Want to share your work at the event? Sign up here.
Slots are limited. The submission form will close at 5 PM on Thursday, September 26th.
Join us Thursday, August 29, 1-3 pm or Friday, September 6, 1-3 pm in Discovery Hall, The Link, First Floor for an informal coffee (or beverage of your choice) klatch to chat with your liaison librarian and get the latest news and updates about library spaces and services. Stop by for a quick tour of the library expansion, share ideas about new teaching or research projects, and linger for the conversation and community as we kick off the new academic year!
We are thrilled to invite you to join us for a month-long series of exciting activities in anticipation of the grand opening of UNCW Library’s Discovery Hall. From August 21 through September 25, engage in a diverse array of events, including contests, tours, and special treats on Tuesdays, designed to showcase our new space.
The grand opening will culminate on September 25 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 4 PM. We warmly welcome everyone to attend this momentous event and explore Discovery Hall’s innovative new features.
Check out our calendar for more!
Join us on September 12 from 10 am - 1 pm in the Discovery Hall to explore all the exciting projects you can create in the MakerStudio. Dive into activities like stamp making, zine creation, and more. Don’t forget to visit our custom trail mix station to craft your unique blend and take home a special keepsake.
