You may have noticed so many construction works going on campus – not to forget to mention about the remodeling of the IT and Library block. Starting today we will have a contractor (laborers) working on electrical maintenance and repair, and dismantling the windows of the library to improve its appearance and usability. Although the contractor consented to keep the noise down as much as possible, please bear with us through the noise it will be causing.

Sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

The Library will be available for longer hours from Monday 4th April:

Monday to Friday 8:00AM - 10:00PM
Saturday 8:00AM - 12:00 noon
Sunday and Government holidays - Closed.

Good news for the Civil Engineering department! The library now has a subscription to the Journal of Structural Engineering published by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). To access to this monthly print issues, visit the library in our periodical section in-front of the circulation desk.

We are happy to announce that we now have a subscription to the AMDISA journal – South Asian Journal of Management. This quarterly journal is shelved in our periodical section in front of the circulation desk of the library.

With the college starting a four-year undergraduate programme in IT this July, library is very happy to announce that the library is in receipt of 183 titles of computer books which have got a very good paper quality, not to mention about the price and the rich content of the books. These new books are here to give anyone especially the IT personnel and IT students with extra information and knowledge in the field of Information Technology.

Need help finding any of these new resources? Stop by the library and ask any of the library staff for assistance.

If you are interested to know about the Drametse Nagcham (The Mask Dance of the Drums from Drametse, you will be happy to see a number of Books and a copy of a CD on Drametse Ngacham in the library. This book “Drametse Ngacham is published by the Institute of Language and Cultural Studies, Semtokha . You may borrow this book for a month and CD for a night.

Although the book is in Dzongkha, it also includes a chapter in English where our interested expatriate faculty can also look at. Thanks to ILCS for being so kind in sending this book to our college.

We have received lots of great new titles for our reading collections on Mindfulness and Buddhist Philosophy from the Office of the Vice Chancellor. Some of them are:

1. The heart treasure by Patrul Rinpoche
2. Old Path white clouds by Thich Nhat Hanh
3. Crazy Wisdom by Chogyam Trungpa
4. Luminous mind by Kalu Rinpoche
5. Understanding our mind by Thich Nhat Hanh
6. The great medicine by Shechen Rabjam and many more (check the display on New Arrival display rack in the library for more new Titles).