Opening Information for 2022
| by Mike Roy
Nearly all library services have returned to normal for Winter and Spring 2022. Here are the details.
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New Video: On Finding a Book in the Library
| by Amy Frazier
How do call numbers work? How is the library arranged? How do I find anything in all these shelves? We answer these questions and more in the library’s new video, On Finding a Book in the Library.
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Middlebury's digital archives reach 1 million views on Internet Archive
| by Patrick Wallace
Yes, it’s true. And actually, as of today, that’s 1,007,622 views, but who’s counting?
How to Use New Research Tools in LibrarySearch
| by Carrie Macfarlane
If you’ve recently tried to find books and articles in LibrarySearch, you’ve probably noticed a big difference in the way it looks. We created a guide to help you learn the most essential features.
No Food in the Library (Alas)
| by Mike Roy
Food will no longer be allowed in the library due to the high number of COVID cases on campus. Once the campus dining policy returns to in-person dining, we will again allow food in the library.
We apologize for this inconvenience, and appreciate all that you do to support our efforts to keep us all safe.Relax with the Library this J-Term
Winter Break Library Update
| by Carrie Macfarlane
As winter break approaches, we wanted to alert you to a few deadlines, and share some good news.
Staff Picks: "They Called Me Number One" by Bev Sellars
| by Brenda Ellis
November is Native American Heritage Month and in this post, Brenda Ellis, Senior Research & Instruction Librarian, writes about “They Called Me Number One,” a memoir by Xatśūll Chief Bev Sellars.
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Staff Picks: "The Only Good Indians" by Stephen Graham Jones
| by Kat Cyr
This month is Native American Heritage Month and in this post, Kat Cyr, an Interlibrary Loan Associate, writes about “The Only Good Indians,” a revenge / horror novel by Stephen Graham Jones.
Native American Heritage Month
| by Brenda Ellis
In conjunction with the Anderson Freeman Center, Middlebury Libraries have put together a physical and digital display showcasing a number of resources by and about Native Americans. These works include fiction, non-fiction, plays, film, and music. For the month of November, the physical display can be found in the Atrium of the Davis Family Library.
A poem by Gary Margolis
| by Carrie Macfarlane
Thanks to poet Gary Margolis for sharing this library-related poem.