Brandel Library News and Information

The library is currently displaying a collection of Chicago poems written by North Park students, from 1945 through 2012. Stop by Brandel to visit this second-floor display, and read more about it on the Archives' Open Stacks blog. - Read More...

Join Christian Boaz Johnson, Jew Ron Dluger, and Atheist Kimberly Veal as they reflect on this question and answer your questions. Monday, April 30, at 7:30 pm on the second floor of Brandel Library. - Read More...

You are invited to a reception with the 2012 North Branch authors in the Library's second floor gallery on Monday, April 16 at 7:30 pm. - Read More...

Check out one of six new Kindle e-readers at Brandel Library. - Read More...

Check out the new Chicago literary magazines around the library! - Read More...

Join us for the all-campus Brandel Library Christmas Party on Tuesday, December 6. - Read More...

Want to keep reading for fun, but don't have time to power through a novel? Brandel Library subscribes to several fiction and creative nonfiction journals, and has a collection of popular magazines. - Read More...

You are invited to the Brandel Boogie! Hosted by the library student workers, the Brandel Boogie is an all-campus dance at the library on Saturday, Oct. 29 from 9 to 11 p.m. - Read More...

Looking for a fun way to meet other new students and explore the library? Join us for "The Most Fun You'll Ever Have Staying Up Late in the Library," an After Hours Voyage Event.

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Want to learn more about events in the library, new books and games in our collection, and other fun miscellaneous information? Follow the library on Facebook! - Read More...

In order to reduce our carbon footprint and be good stewards of our resources, the University limits students' free printing and copying to 200 pages per semester. - Read More...

Trying to search the catalog via your I-Phone or Android and getting bogged down? The Brandel Library is proud to introduce a new catalog that is easily searchable by mobile device. - Read More...

Looking for a place to work when the library computer lab is full? Try checking out a netbook. - Read More...

We're beginning the new year with a new library catalog. Learn how to create a new user account so that you can renew items and request items from another library. - Read More...