The Sweet Sounds of... Silence!

We know the Library is loud.  You've told us.  And you've told us what you need is a SILENT place to study.  And we heard you, loud and clear (ha!).

Alexandria Campus Library's silent study rooms are here, are open, and ready to use!

The Upper Level of the Library is designated as the "Quiet Level" (think golf tournament or tennis match whispering).  Just off the quiet level you will find the silent study rooms.

Please be considerate of your fellow students.  Be silent in the silent rooms.  Be quiet in the quiet area.

There is plenty of group study space available on the Library's main level, in the Academic Success Center (room 229) or in ANY open classroom.

China In My Eyes: Grand Opening

The vision of the China In My Eyes project is to introduce people to China, to engender curiosity and promote awareness about the Chinese culture and to take viewers on a journey through China.

Professor Dali Tan (Chinese, AL) picturedhere with Lucia Claster (Deputy Director, Confucius Institute):

Associate Dean Matt Todd delivers welcoming remarks:

The exhibit remains on display through March 6, 2017.

The exhibit also promotes the Library's wide collection of materials on Chinese history, art, culture and language, as well as popular and classic Chinese cinema on DVD.

China In My Eyes: Exhibit

In partnership with the Confucius Institute at George Mason University  the Alexandria Campus Library is proud to host a special exhibit of photographs of everyday life in China titled China In My Eyes.

On Wednesday 1 February the Library hosted a festive opening of the exhibit:

The Confucius Institute, in partnership with the Alexandria Campus and the Alexandria Campus Library Foundation provided refreshments:

Over 80 students, photographers, faculty, faculty emeriti, friends of the Confucius Institute, friends of the Library and community patrons attended the event: