Merced College Libraries: Topics

This guide highlights materials that have been challenged in American Libraries. This always falls towards the end of September.

This guide provides resources related to the U.S. Constitution which was signed on September 17m 1787,.

This guide serves as an introduction to library resources, research, & information related to U.S. Latinx / Hispanic community & Latinx / Hispanic heritage.

This guide presents Native American Voices to honor National Native American Day

Check out our playlist, online puzzles, coloring pages, virtual tours, poems, eBooks, audiobooks, streaming movies, and a photo gallery of the library's faculty and staff pets! Student Health Services also has a list of recommended apps for managing stress.

This guides provides on going coverage of the war in Ukraine as well as a history of Eastern Europe. This is not an exhaustive list but a place to jump of in your research.

This guide provides basic information and resources about anti-racism and racism. It should not be interpreted as an exhaustive list. It should be treated as a place to begin your journey.

This guide provides basic information and resources about the LGBT!+ community. This is not an exhaustive guide but a place to begin to learn about this community.

This is not a political voting guide. Use this guide to expand your knowledge of voting and elections history and its current place in our lives. You can also register to vote.

Banned and Challenged material is an important topic affecting schools, libraries and politics. This guide provides suggested resources to find books, journals and organizations, along with lists of banned or censored books.