The Textbooks 'n' Technology (TnT) Program lends textbooks, laptops and calculators for the entire semester.
Meet with a librarian in V-25 during library hours or complete the request form below.
The form will be available starting August 26 for the fall semester.
Please do not use this form to request textbooks. Follow the instructions on the Textbooks 'n' Technology page.
| V-26 | Textbooks 'n' Technology Pickups, checkout desk, reserves, and printing |
| V-25 | Research help, desktop computers, and study space |
| V-21 | Study carrels and study space |
| V-22 | Group study rooms |
| V-23 | Study carrels and study space |
| V–24 | Study carrels and study space |
- Open for limited services with limited occupancy capacity.
- Wifi access
- Desktop computers
- Printers only accept coins or dollar bills.
- Black & white printing: 15 cents per page
- Color printing: 35 cents per page
- Quiet and group study spaces with a white board are available.
- A picture ID and your G0 number are required to check out books.
- No food is permitted.
- Bottled water in a sealable container is permitted.
The West Valley College Library Archives project is a work in progress. Over the past several years staff, faculty, and student volunteers have been invaluable in collecting, cleaning, organizing, and processing of archival materials on the campus.
In 2010, the West Valley College Library received a Local History Digital Resources Project grant from the California State Library. The project was supported in whole or in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
As a part of the project, 200 images from the West Valley College archives were scanned and were hosted at the Califa Digital Collections. In the summer of 2011, the collection was loaded on the Calisphere and Online Archive of California websites.
Additional scans will be added to the Califa Digital Collection prior to uploading to Calisphere and the Online Archive of California.
West Valley College Library Archive collection guides (also known as finding aids) can be viewed at the Online Archive of California.
The West Valley College Library Archives is open by appointment to students, faculty, staff, visiting researchers and the general public. Please make an appointment to use the collection.
The West Valley College Library strives to create a physical and online environment of intellectual freedom which protects the interests of all members of our campus. Access to research, information, and technology is critical in identifying and eradicating social inequities and racism. As a library, we pledge to be an active partner in combating systemic discrimination on our campus and foster skills and resources that students, faculty, and classified professionals can use to confront discrimination in our society.