Welcome to the Kishwaukee College Library — your source for academic support.
At the Kishwaukee College Library, we can help you find what you need. We have friendly, knowledgeable staff, as well as books, e-books, online articles, streaming videos, access to more materials through interlibrary loan services, and great study spaces.
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT FOR RESEARCH HELP
Try our one-stop library search tool, and make sure to sign in with your Kish credentials.
See our complete A-Z Database List (such as EBSCO Host, Opposing Viewpoints, Visible Body, and more).
The Kish College Archives are housed in the library which can be accessed with assistance from library staff. Our digital archives collections can be accessed anytime. Read more about the College Archives. Fill out a request form for materials from our print collection.
Get MLA or APA citation help.
Take notes on sources with PowerNotes.
Build a Works Cited, References, or Bibliography page with NoodleTools.
See our course and topic research guides.
Check our current hours and library staff listing.
You can easily reserve a study room or a Kishhh Booth.
Find your way — Parking in Lot B near Door 58 is the closest entrance to Library & Tutoring Services.
Community members and CARLI/I-Share members are welcome, according to campus policies.
Walk-in ID card appointments are available from 9 am-3 pm on Monday-Thursday in the Student Services Office, C2100. Students and employees will need to show a valid photo ID. The replacement fee for a lost ID card is $10.
Community members — Please visit us in the Library & Tutoring Services, A1100, prior to having an ID made. You will need to show a photo ID and provide some information to register for a community borrower library card.
Verify that you are a current Kish student or employee and you know your current myKish credentials.
Try our login tips or contact library staff for assistance.
Kishwaukee College will host three upcoming information sessions for high school students interested in the Early College Program or Engineering, Math & Science Academy (EMSA). The information sessions are open to current high school sophomores and juniors along with their parents/guardians.
Read MoreMatt Duffy, Executive Director of the DeKalb Chamber of Commerce, was awarded the 2024 Distinguished Alumni Award at the Kishwaukee College Foundation Annual Gala on Saturday, Nov. 2. The award honors established alumni who have demonstrated service or outstanding contributions within the Kish community.
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