Douglas D. Schumann Library & Learning Commons

The Library will be closed this upcoming holiday weekend! See our website for more details. ☀️

With a new resource spotlight comes the introduction of a new Library mascot: Baby Ruggles, Jr! Say hi! 👋

Before the summer semester starts, be aware of the Library’s operating hours! ☀️📚

Happy graduation, Leopards! On Thursday, April 16, the Library will be closed for commencement. 🎓🥳

Baby Ruggles told us librarians that she wants the Wentworth community to try out the Academic Video Online (AVON) resource trial happening from today until mid-May! Check out the link in the bio to get access to more streaming video than ever before!

Happy Women’s History Month, Leopards! 🐆Today’s features the calendar of events featured in student newspaper, Leopard Print. What’s changed in 20 years?

🔗 Want to see more student publications? Click the link in our bio or go to https://wit.access.preservica.com/portal/en-US to visit the Wentworth University Archives and Digital Collections!



Citation: Leopard Print, February 23, 2006, AC10, Series 1, Box 14, Folder 6, Institute Publications, Wentworth Institute of technology University Archives, Boston, MA.

We will return to spring break operating hours on Thursday, when we’re open from 10am-6pm.

Black History Month was founded 100 years ago, in 1926, by Carter G. Woodson. Woodson, the son of formerly enslaved people, sought to celebrate the accomplishments of Black communities and individuals throughout history. Working toward that goal, Schumann Library has a Black History Month guide that you can access through the link in our bio! In this guide we also have two collections to uplift Black history: Black Freedom Struggle in the US, and Exploring Race in America. Both of these resources contain primary sources created by and addressing Black communities in the US. 

Plus: don’t forget to stop by Schumann Library to check out our newest Black History Month display!

Please see the Schumann Library website for more information on operating hours!

New year, new ways to book a study room. 📚 ✨

We have updated our booking system this semester to make it more accessible and user-friendly!

Easier to navigate on a mobile device? ✅
Able to view availability by time or space? ✅

Head over to our website to book your room today!

🐆 Throwing it back to December 16, 1987! This features Page 4 of WENITECH, Volume 13, Issue 8. 

WENITECH was Wentworth’s entirely student-run campus newspaper from 1953 to 1988 - chronicling decades of campus happenings and community voices. 

🔗 Want to see more Wentworth student publications? Click the link in our bio or go to https://wit.access.preservica.com/portal/en-US to visit the Wentworth University Archives and Digital Collections! 

📝Citation: Wentworth Students, December 16, 1987, Folder 8-08, Wenitech, Vol. 13, No. 3, AC10, Series 1, Box 8, Folder 8-8, Wentworth Institute of Technology University Archives, Boston, MA.