Summer 2021 Staff Reading Picks
Looking for something interesting to read this summer? After reviewing thoughtful recommendations from our librarians and team members, we've added new titles to OverDrive. Our collection of ebooks is available to students, faculty, and staff, and the Libby app gives you easy access from anywhere in the world.
"Silent Spring" 60 Years Later
Erin McAllister, Research and Instruction Librarian and the subject specialist for Natural Science, wrote this blog post after reading “Silent Spring” by Rachel Carson.
Women's History Month Book Recommendations
In celebration of Women's History Month, we reached out to women leaders at Pepperdine and asked them for their recommendations of books by female authors.
New Acquisitions Celebrate Black Heritage
We're pleased to announce new objects added to our Boone Special Collections and Archives that celebrate Black heritage. The addition of these objects, combined with other recent acquisitions, demonstrates our commitment to growing the collection with more focus on communities of color and underrepresented voices.
Book Delivery Now Available for Students!
Need a book? You can now request print books, and we'll mail them to you! Contact your library liaison or Sally Bryant to arrange delivery.
Virtual Bookshelf Enables Serendipitous Discovery
An exciting feature of the new Worldcat platform is a virtual browser that displays all of the libraries’ holdings arranged in shelf order.
How To Access Ebooks
Learn how to access our new ebooks search box and locate over a half-million of Pepperdine's licensed ebooks.
Hymns of the Season: Silent Night
In his "Hymns of the Season" blog series, Heritage Center director Jerry Rushford invites us to learn about Christian hymns. Here, he shares the history behind the most popular Christmas carol ever written: "Silent Night."
Hymns of the Season: O Little Town of Bethlehem
Learn the history behind O Little Town of Bethlehem from Pepperdine's expert of Christian hymns.
Hymns of the Season: Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
Learn the history behind one of the most beloved Christmas hymns of all time: Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
