The best part of coming to the library during the summer? Your favorite computer is probably open.

This Friday at 1PM, we're hosting a FREE webinar to help you take better pictures. Register now to attend live or get the recording: udc.libcal.com/event/14496060

This spot, right here, feels like it would make a good fashion runway. (Our Outreach Librarian is clearly getting ideas again...)

Summer Library Thoughts: Couch.... or perfect set up for a putt putt hole?

Bit of a sleepy start to the week. The library is open, in the process of caffeinating , and ready to help you get through the week with some win!

Did you know the library has four individual study rooms and two group study rooms? You can reserve these for up to two hours at a time by visiting any service desk.

Have you ever wondered what kind of tunes your librarians listen to while working? We share what's in our ear in today's blog post: udc.libguides.com/blog/What-Libr…

Where's your favorite spot to work in the library?

Our Family-Friendly Study Space has a bookcase stocked for the kiddos... but we won't tell if you want to reread an old favorite. Kids books are magical.

Good morning, Firebirds! We hope you had a great weekend. The Library is open and ready to help you push through the week.

We have pride in our collection. Check out the LGBTQIA+ Pride Collection! This collection showcases a wealth of resources that emphasize and document LGBTQIA+ history, voices, studies, and culture in the United States and around the world. See it now: wrlc-doc.alma.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/coll…

What are you working on this summer?

We are CLOSED today in honor of Juneteenth. We'll reopen at 8am tomorrow. You can still access all of our online resources at udc.libguides.com

Is the camera roll on your phone beyond chaos? Have we got something for you! Sign up for our next webinar to help learn how to tame your camera roll to clean your scroll without being overwhelmed: udc.libcal.com/event/14496067

Remember to hydrate this week, Firebids! Or, you can visit the library where it is "delightfully cool" (that's code for "it's usually too cold but this week it's perfect").

Know the signs! 🚨 Heat exhaustion includes heavy sweating and weakness, while heat stroke is marked by no sweating, confusion, and high body temperature. Recognize symptoms and act fast!

Remember, car heat-related deaths are entirely preventable. Never leave children or pets unattended in vehicles. The inside of a car can reach deadly temperatures within minutes. Visit heat.dc.gov for more tips!

Want coffee shop vibes without coffee shop prices? We might know a place...

An extreme heat alert has been issued for today (6/25). Temps are expected to have a high near 98 degrees and a heat index as high as 107. Drink water, find shade, & check on your friends. Learn more about cooling centers and resources 🔗 heat.dc.gov #ReadyDC

If you want to take a break outside without melting, the rain garden outside the library is rather shaded with a few benches for you to enjoy.