News and Updates

Public libraries are constantly working behind the scenes to provide informative, accurate information to library patrons and the rest of the communities they serve. 

The first day of school is quickly approaching, with the stress of schoolwork in the back of everyone’s mind. Imagine if you had FREE access to a live online tutor, writing lab, practice tests, and other homework help?

With many of us all relying on mobile devices and not having printers at home these days, it can be a challenge when we need to print something important. 

The Story library is “lovely.”

The great outdoors is usually what brings tourists to Wyoming, but Yellowstone and the various hiking, camping, and hunting spots aren’t the only reason people stop by during family vacations.

It’s estimated that over 18,000 people in Wyoming are unable to read regular print material due to visual, physical, or reading disabilities.

Reserve.

To improve user experience, University of Wyoming Libraries is migrating its digital collections to a new platform.

The Wyoming Library Association and the Wyoming State Literacy Association jointly sponsor three awards: the Buckaroo Book Award for children in grades K-3, the Indian Paintbrush Book Award for children in grades 4-6, and the Soaring Eagle Book Award for youth in grades 7-12. 

This station allows you to convert VHS, audio cassettes, film and photo negatives to a digital format.