Another (Welcome Students!) Viewpoint

View of Davis Library's grounds around 9 AM Monday 8.25.14

Welcome Students!  The Fall 2014 Semester is now underway here at the University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College that means Davis Library will soon be back to its regular hours:

Monday – Thursday            8 AM – 10 PM

Friday                                   8 AM – 5 PM

Saturday                              1 – 5 PM

Sunday                                 5 – 9 PM

However, with upcoming Labor Day holiday weekend, this schedule won’t be officially in effect until after the first week of September.

PLEASE NOTE: 

• Davis Library will be CLOSED all day Saturday, August 30^th, Sunday, August 31^st and during daytime hours on Monday, September 1^st.

• Davis Library will REOPEN from 5 – 10 PM on Monday, September 1^st.

• Regular Hours will RESUME Tuesday, September 2^nd.

Have a great first week of classes!

If you’ve got any questions, then please feel free to… “Ask Us!”

Another (Yes, It’s Friday & We’re Open!) Viewpoint

View of Davis Library's grounds around 8:30 AM Friday 8.15.14

To ready for the new fall term, the University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College resumed a 5-day work week schedule this week.

Davis Library is now open the following hours until classes start Monday, August 25, 2014:

Mondays – Fridays          8 AM – 5 PM

(CLOSED Saturdays & Sundays)

Evening and weekend hours will be added soon once the semester begins.  Davis Library’s hours are posted online at:  http://rio.innersync.com/library/Hours.cfm

As summer winds down, we thought we share a little Warm Summer Sun, a poem by Mark Twain found via poets.org.

Warm Summer Sun ~Mark Twain

Warm summer sun,

    Shine kindly here,

Warm southern wind,

    Blow softly here.

Green sod above,

    Lie light, lie light.

Good night, dear heart,

    Good night, good night.

Good-bye summer!  Hello students!  Cheers to new beginnings and another academic term!

If you’ve got any questions about our library hours or services, then please… 

“Ask Us!”