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Ask Us| by Kellam Ayres
Open Access Week is an international event that raises awareness of the many benefits of making research free and open for others to use. This year’s theme is “Open for Whom? Equity in Open Knowledge,” which asks libraries and researchers around the world to consider how they will create and support platforms for sharing knowledge […]
| by Carrie Macfarlane
The Library has hundreds of databases, indexes and catalogs, providing access to millions of articles, books, films, musical recordings and primary sources. That sounds promising… until it sounds overwhelming. Where should you start your research? We used to recommend Summon, but over the summer, we replaced Summon with LibrarySearch. Like its predecessor Summon, LibrarySearch is […]
| by Michael Roy
This fall, the Library will be starting a multi-year review of our circulating monograph collection in Davis Family Library that will identify titles we can safely remove from our collection. The project was discussed with department heads and chairs last spring. A web guide is available with much more information, including definition of the materials […]
Special Collections is a welcoming place for hands-on learning and imaginative approaches to research, access, and teaching. Find everything from cuneiform tablets to contemporary pop-up books, rare books to age-old recordings—all telling the story of our collective past.
Explore Special CollectionsThe smallest (so far) in our collection of dwarf-sized books is a two-inch tall History of the Bible, published in Cooperstown, New York, in 1836.
Pocket-sized booksThanks to a tip from the friend of a friend, we purchased some antique stereoscope views of Middlebury College and the Town of Middlebury in an online auction.
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