McIntyre Library News
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Exhibit highlights the Chippewa Valley women who fought for the right to vote
Blugolds are shining a light on the Chippewa Valley women who fought for their voting rights 100 years ago — making it possible for millions of women to vote today — as the U.S. celebrates the centennial of the passage of the 19th Amendment.
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Celebrating the 19th Amendment and Stories of Chippewa Valley Women
Visit a virtual exhibit curated by library students and faculty that celebrates the 19th Amendment centennial and stories of Chippewa Valley women.
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Welcome back! Fall 2020
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ADA anniversary exhibition goes digital
Like so many activities disrupted by COVID-19, an exhibition to honor the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act has transitioned to a digital format. “ADA30: Accessibility in the Chippewa Valley” will remain online through December 2020.
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Curbside pickup begins at McIntyre Library: instructions
While the library remains closed to the public, you can request books, DVDs and other items starting July 1. Students needing laptops can also check them out using the curbside pickup service.
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Returning books and equipment
While due dates have been extended to 9/15, books and other items can be returned to McIntyre Library starting today.
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2020 Graduate Wins Library Student Employee Scholarship
Scholarship winner, Rebecca Mennecke (left) with library director, Jill Markgraf, (right)
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Celebrating National Library Week 2020
Library director, Jill Markgraf, shares what McIntyre and Barron County libraries have been doing to adapt, when supporting one another means staying apart.
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McIntyre Library Staff and Student News
Library staff, faculty, and student worker news and accomplishments from October 2019 to March 2020
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Blugold Alumnus Finds Gridiron Success
He may not be a football star, but former McIntyre Library student employee Jeremy Swick is turning heads in the football world.
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Library closed: updates, online services
Find out how the library can support you while the campus goes to online-only classes.
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Coronavirus Information
Use this guide for information and news from campus, regional, state, and national sources about the recent outbreak of novel Coronavirus.
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McIntyre Library's Annual Giving Project Raises over $1400 for Local Non-Profit
Thank you to everyone who donated to McIntyre Library’s 25th annual giving project to support the Eau Claire Area Hmong Mutual Assistance Association’s rice pantry.
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Fall 2019 Finals Week: Therapy Dogs, Free Coffee and Pancakes
Happy Finals, Blugolds! We’re here to help make your last week of tests and presentations for the semester a little easier.
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McIntyre Library Annual Giving Project Celebrating 25 Years
As McIntyre Library begins its annual holiday giving project, we celebrate 25 years of supporting a local organization’s work against hunger in our community.
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McIntyre Library named Federal Depository Library of the Year
UW-Eau Claire’s McIntyre Library has been named the 2019 Federal Depository Library of the Year by the U.S. Government Publishing Office.
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'Special Meanings' at the Foster Gallery
Special Meanings: The Labelle Miller Southwest Pottery collection features a selection of exceptional Native American pottery from McIntyre Library's LaBelle Miller Southwest Pottery Collection.
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Expanded Streaming Video Options
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Hot off the Press: NYTimes.com
McIntyre Library now offers subscriber access to NYTimes.com
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What’s in a name? Dr. Vicki Lord Larson: administrator, scholar, collector
A new display in the Riverside Lobby of Vicki Lord Larson Hall (the entranceway to McIntyre Library) will explore the building's namesake.
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New Library Hours
Beginning fall 2019, McIntyre Library will be adjusting our standard academic semester hours.
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Citizen archivists needed!
McIntyre Library is excited to unveil our first crowdsourced transcription project, the James Newman Clark Project.
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You're invited to the 2019 Library Summer Conference!
McIntyre Library and UW-Eau Claire-Barron County are hosting our 4th annual summer conference driven by library staff talents and interests.
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McIntyre Library and Student Office of Sustainability Collect, Donate Over 700 Pairs of Shoes
From flip-flops to high heels to winter boots, the Eau Claire community answered the call for new and used shoes.