More information on Chicanx and Latinx Studies at Washington State University is available through the School of Languages, Cultures, and Race.

Use Search It, WSU Libraries' online library catalog, to access books, articles, multimedia resources, and more.

For links to specific content, such as reference books, online databases, and websites related to Chicana/o and Latina/o Studies, please click on the appropriate tab to the left..

For research assistance please contact Erin Hvizdak (erin.hvizdak@wsu.edu).

Print books can be obtained several ways: by coming into the library, requesting a contactless locker pick-up, or having a book mailed to you. For information on all of these options, please click on the "How Do I" link below.

Many eBooks in our collection can be accessed online from anywhere, using your WSU NetID and password. Some of these books have unlimited licenses, meaning that they may be viewed and checked out by any number of users, and some are more restricted. To read a full book offline, you must download certain software that allows you to "check it out" for a certain period of time. However, you may read the full book online without technically checking it out. In some cases, you can download a chapter or a certain percentage of the book as a PDF to keep forever. See the links below for information.

If we do not have access to a book or article, we can order it from another library for free! Please see the instructions for ordering via Summit (books) and Interlibrary Loan (books, articles, and more) in the How Do I link below, or contact me (Erin Hvizdak) with questions.