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Library Expands JSTOR eBook Access

October 22, 2026 | by Gretchen Kenet

Middlebury faculty, students, and staff now have access to over 95,000 more ebooks on JSTOR!

Staff Picks: "Murder Takes a Vacation" by Laura Lippman

October 21, 2026

Find out what the Davis Family Library is reading! Staff Picks features recommendations from people working in Davis. In this post, Michele McHugh, Collections Management Senior Acquisitions Associate, features Murder Takes a Vacation by Laura Lippman.

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fall scene of Davis Library, text overlay "First Annual Vermont Library Day"

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Vermont Library Day Celebration

October 15, 2026

Come celebrate the inaugural Vermont Library Day with us! We’ll be handing out cake on October 19th between 3-4pm in the Davis Library Atrium.

ProQuest eBooks - New App for Offline Reading

October 12, 2026 | by Gretchen Kenet

Beginning October 14, you will need a new application to read ProQuest ebooks offline. Read on for more information!

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Middlebury Library Joins HathiTrust

September 25, 2026 | by Gretchen Kenet

We are pleased to announce Middlebury’s membership in HathiTrust! Read on to learn about new benefits and features.

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Library Mews: Goblin, Marlowe, and Archie

September 21, 2026

Admire these three felines who live with Anna Hurd, Outreach and Research Services Manager for Special Collections & Archives. Find out more about them on Library Mews!

Black-and-white poster titled “Craft,” featuring definitions of craft over a textured image, with Middlebury Special Collections branding and publication credits.

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Craft: Artist Books in Special Collections and Archives

September 18, 2026 | by Anna Hurd

Craft, a new exhibit in the Davis Family Library, contains twenty examples of artist books that use non-traditional techniques and materials to provoke thought and inspire strong emotional reactions, drawing attention to the relationship between how each book was crafted and why it was created.