Sometimes, all you need is a little peace and quiet. At the SLCC libraries, we have many quiet study spaces for both individuals and groups. Our largest and most versatile quiet study space can be found in room LIB 226, on the Redwood Taylorsville campus. So if you have a project to complete, or just need a place to get your thoughts in order, come on by! We would be happy to have you.

Are you stuck on a research or other academic project? Looking for a source but don't know where to go? Come on down to the library and speak to one of our reference staff! They have the resources of the library at their fingertips, and are always happy to help.

Want to see a slice of SLCC History? Come and view the SLCC Library Digital Archives! These archives feature a variety of materials from SLCC's past and present; from historical photos, to student and faculty creative works.

Looking for a quiet place to study? Here at the SLCC Libraries we have an abundance of quiet study spaces for both individuals and groups. All study stations have comfortable chairs, tables, and power plugs for laptops or other electronics.

All study spaces are first-come, first-served- so come find yours today!

There are times when the cost requirements of college can be daunting. Because of this, SLCC libraries have a wide variety of textbooks and study aids available for use inside the library buildings. These items are free to use and include:

Textbooks,
Anatomical Models,
Calculators,
Headphones,
And More!

Come down to the circulation desk at your local library branch to see what's available.

Need help finding information for your current research project? Don't know where to start? Feeling overwhelmed? Come visit the reference desk! Available both in-person and online, SLCC Library's Reference desk is a wealth of knowledge and staffed by friendly folks more than happy to help. We look forward to seeing you.

Do you have that one author whose books you return to over and over again? Do you have an author who's works changed how you see the world? Well, today is National Authors Day- a day to celebrate authors who have made an impact in our lives. Want to become an author, but need an extra push to get started? Good news, November is also National Novel Writing Month! So come to library to check out your favorite author, or to find a supportive space to become one yourself.

The Federal Application For Student Aid is now open and available to turn in! This form is your gateway to grants and other forms of financial support in your college career. Get started ASAP- funds are available on a first-come-first-served basis for qualifying students until funding runs out.

Students can begin their application here: https://studentaid.gov/h/apply-for-aid/fafsa