-
Recent Posts
- Cas Almond, 2023 Library Senior Art Award Winner
- Celebrate International Women’s Day & The World Through Abby’s Eyes exhibit! Join us for a talk by Professor Tiffany Aldrich MacBain (March 8, 2-4pm, Tahoma Room, Thomas Hall bldg.)
- The World Through Abby’s Eyes exhibit, January 8, 2024 – May 15, 2024, Collins Library
- Banned Books Week 2023
- Dreams: An International Juried Artists’ Book Exhibition
Categories
Archives
Meta
Monthly Archives: November 2014
Why the Public Library Beats Amazon—for Now
A growing stack of companies would like you to pay a monthly fee to read e-books, just like you subscribe to Netflix to binge on movies and TV shows. Don’t bother. Go sign up for a public library card instead. … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts About Libraries
Leave a comment
From the Archives: Cool Japanese Wood-block Art!
We take a hiatus from our general “odd thing we stumbled across in the archives’ photos” this week to give you “odd thing we stumbled across in the Shelmidine Room”. While hunting for art for this year’s Christmas card, I … Continue reading
Posted in From the Archives
Leave a comment
Digitizing old manuscripts at The Morgan Library in New York
Google has digitized millions of print books already, but some old manuscripts, like The Gutenberg Bible, need a very special treatment. The 700-year manuscript is not only the most precious cultural heritage. It’s also a fragile volume only a limited … Continue reading
Posted in Recommended Reading
Leave a comment
NEW Humor in the Popular Collection: “Food: A Love Story”
From the Bestselling Author of Dad is Fat Jim Gaffigan’s long-anticipated follow-up to the New York Times bestseller Dad is Fat, is now available for your enjoyment in the Popular Collection. Food: A Love Story is a delectable ode to … Continue reading
Posted in Popular Reading Collection
Leave a comment
20 modern libraries from around the world
Libraries are doing well in digital times. Here are most awesome examples. Many people, when asked about libraries, imagine old buildings with dimmed light and endless rows of heavy wooden bookshelves. Libraries are our heritage. They contain all knowledge human kind has … Continue reading
Posted in Recommended Reading
Leave a comment
Music in the library – Flute Ensemble: Friday, November 7, 2014, at 3:15 p.m.
Music in the Library: Flute Ensemble Friday, Nov. 7, 2014 3:15-3:35 p.m. Collins Library Reading Room Performance by: Flute trio (Whitney Reveyrand, Megan Reich, Barbara Cotton) and Flute quartet (Colin Babcock, Victoria Chase, Bianca Lim, Adam Hayashigawa)
Posted in Events
Leave a comment