Originally opened in 1980, the Duane G. Meyer Library has served as both a valuable resource and communal hangout spot for Missouri State students for nearly half a century.
With so much to offer, though, it can be overwhelming to navigate how to truly get the best use out of the library. Programs such as TRIO, the Bear Center for Learning and Writing (CLAW), the Student Veteran Center, the Disability Resource Center and many more are all provided as part of the comprehensive resource system the library has provided, but knowing how and why students should use them is even more important.
Holly Kouns, the coordinator of public services for the library, encourages all students to make the most out of the library…