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All existing loans now extended to 26 May
We have automatically renewed all existing loans, including short and interlibrary loans to 26 May 2020
Need assignment help? We’re here for you
Need help with an assignment while at home? The Library is here for you!
Back to Basics: Using the Library Online
The Library has several great online resources that you can access while studying from home.
New drop in services for Researchers and HDRs
Library specialists are now available for drop-in research consultations, or we have an easy to use online research query form available.
Get Clever with Searching
The Clever Skills workshop will be running across all campus libraries during March.
Understanding Referencing
Understanding Referencing workshops will be running across all campus libraries in late March and early April.
Library long weekend opening hours
Library Long Weekend Opening Hours
Bendigo Campus Library closed and will reopen Saturday 25 January
UPDATE: The Bendigo Campus Library will be open from 8am on Saturday 25 January.
Things I learnt working in the Library
Here are some things I wish I knew as a student, plus a couple of fun library facts thrown in.
Libraries closed from 21 December - reopen 6 January 2020
La Trobe Libraries at Albury-Wodonga, Bendigo and Melbourne campuses will be closed from 21 December.
No disruptions during solar panel installation at Bundoora Library
There will be minimal disruption while 1164 solar panels are being fitted to the Library roof at the Melbourne campus.
Construction Hoardings in Bendigo Library
Refurbishment work underway in the Library mean construction hoardings are present on Level 2.
Dos and Don'ts of the Library
... a list of dos and don'ts to help you become an ethical library user in stress season.
Check out the ARTS:LIVE Index
Announcing ARTS:LIVE, a creative learning hub for the arts.
Library’s new wide-format printer
New wide-format A1 and A2 printer now available in the Library.
Extended library opening hours for exams
14 October – 21 November
Philip K. Dick: Pulp author and prophet
Phillip K. Dick was a staple of the pulp sci-fi genre
Aus Pulp Fiction: Romances and Funnies
Stuart Kells gives his first reading for La Trobe's pulp fiction exhibition
Pulp Fiction display a 40-year process
Adjunct Professor Stuart Kells discusses his extensive collection
Access Alternative Press Index
Embrace your inner radical
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