Alkek Library -- the home of SLAC, Wittliff, late-night cram sessions and those infamous stairs -- offers a wide variety of resources that can help students throughout their college careers. Mary Diegel has the story.
Although Alkek is known as the powerhouse for studying at Texas State, it has much more to provide than cubicles and books. Alkek's website describes many tools that students can use to make their college experience better. There are guides, library loans, and streaming tutorials. Students can learn new crafts or hone existing skills. Texas State Library Marketing and Promotions Coordinator, Debbie Pitts, says many students aren't aware of the many assets Alkek has. For example: the subject librarian.
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Alkek continues to expand its resources to accommodate the university's students, faculty and staff. The library even has an area for mothers with newborns, and it has studios for video and audio production with a new project called YouStar. Library administrators say the goal is to enhance the learning environment for students.
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Bobcat Update, a student-produced newscast recapping events at Texas State University, and is available for viewing on YouTube.
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