Thursday, Nov. 6 | 4 p.m. | Library 103 Trista Raezer-Stursa, archivist and associate professor, has been chosen as this year’s Dille Distinguished Faculty Lecturer for her award-winning research on Solomon J. Comstock. Stursa will give a free public lecture titled “From Battlefield to Bureaucracy: Civil War Veterans and their Fight for Pensions” on Thursday, Nov. 6 at 4 p.m. […]
Come be part of the conversation! The Livingston Lord Library’s Banned Books Reading Group will be discussing Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas. Date: Monday, October 6 Time: 12:00–1:00 PM Location: Library Porch Discussion Leader: Erienne Fawcett, Coordinator of Gender and Sexuality Event Details & RSVP: https://tinyurl.com/5by53hf8 This groundbreaking novel is the first by an openly transgender author—and centering a transgender […]
Don’t forget to join us for our One Book, One Community event at the Livingston Lord Library! Date: Thursday, October 2 Time: 6:30–7:30 PM Location: Livingston Lord Library Porch Minnesota State Moorhead’s History Professor, Dr. Sean Taylor, will explore the past and present of Norwegian migration to North America in honor of the 200th anniversary of the first organized Norwegian […]
As we begin to formalize our zero-textbook-cost (Z-Degree) pathway, we are identifying Spring 2026 course sections that do not require students to purchase textbooks (LASC and non-LASC). These sections will utilize Open Educational Resources (OERs), other free materials, or library resources. Course sections that meet the criteria will be marked as “No Cost for Textbooks” in eServices, allowing students to see this designation […]
As part of this year’s One Book, One Community event lineup, join us for an author presentation by Lars Mytting. Set in a remote part of Norway in 1879, this internationally acclaimed novel, The Bell in the Lake, explores the powerful tensions between faith, superstition, and personal duty—framed by the haunting beauty of stave churches and rural traditions. Date: Monday, […]