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Sunday: 12pm-12amMonday: 7:30am-12amTuesday: 7:30am-12amWednesday: 7:30am-12amThursday: 7:30am-12amFriday: 7:30am-8pmSaturday: 10am-5pm If you have any questions about hour hours please feel free to contact us!

Subscriptions to the New York Times are free to all RSC students, staff, and faculty! Follow the instructions here on how to access this resource. If you have any questions, just reach out to the RSC library staff. We’d be happy to help you!

Scan the QR above, or visit this link, to log into Libby and access all of RSC libraries’ free ebooks and audiobooks! Your login information will be the same as your other RSC login credentials. You can also download the Libby app on Apple and Android devices!

RSC Libraries are currently open for our Winter Break schedule! We will be observing the following hours: January 2nd – January 17th:Monday – Friday8:30am to 5pm We we will resume regular hours on Monday, January 21st. Enjoy your break, and please reach out with any questions you may have!

RSC Libraries will be observing the following hours for Thanksgiving break: Normal hours will resume on Monday, December 2nd. Enjoy your break!

Join us for this semester’s Write in the Night event! Get support on all of your writing projects – from crafting your first draft, to citing your sources, to putting in the final touches. We can help you every step of the way! There’ll also be free snacks, drinks, and prizes! When: Tuesday, Nov. 12th […]

Publish your work in a glossy, full-color literary and creative arts magazine – students, staff, faculty, and alumni are all welcome to submit their work! Artwork must be submitted in the form of a high-resolution .jpeg file. Written work must be either a Word document or a .pdf file. The Rev is accepting up to […]

Join us on Tuesday, October 8th in the Albany library for free pizza and tutoring! The event will run from 3-5pm, and tutors will be available to help with writing, studying, etc! Presented by the RSC Libraries & Academic Support

Get hands-on experience creating a literary arts magazine, collaborate with other students/staff, and give your resume an impressive boost! For more information, contact Angie Smith at [email protected]

  This year’s Dean’s Read is Outcasts United by Warren St. John. Originally published in 2009, this book is a National Bestseller that tells the true story of Luma Mufleh and her youth soccer team, the Fugees. “Outcasts United is the story of a refugee soccer team, a remarkable woman coach and a small southern […]