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Welcome to all the Language Schools! Have a question about the library, use go/askus/ to contact us. Register for a library orientation (July 6) or Zotero workshop (July 8 or 9). Come by and check out the language carrells in the library. Remember your interactions with librarians and library staff are exempt from the restrictions of the Language Pledge.
The interlibrary loan system (Illiad) has been updated to utilize Middlebury’s Single Sign On system, requiring two factor authentication. Please use your full Middlebury College email address to login to your ILLiad account. You may need to clear your browser cache and cookies to get this login to work correctly the first time. If you have any problems please email mdyill@middlebury.edu
Special Collections, MiddPoints
Please help us welcome Alyssa Walker to Davis Family Library! Alyssa will serve as Digital Records Archivist in Special Collections. Her first day is June 23.
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(Or at least you like our books…)
This June there will be a series of workshops geared for Summer Research Assistants. These workshops will focus on a variety of topics, including basic research skills, using the citation manager Zotero, data analysis with R, and using AI for research. Lunch will be provided for in-person workshops.
Congratulations Class of 2026! The Davis Family Library celebrates all your hard work and accomplishments during your time at Middlebury College and beyond. We wish you luck in your future endeavors. We also want to celebrate the student employees who will graduate….
Find relevant resources at Middlebury and beyond with the new filter by availability toggle on LibrarySearch.
How are you relaxing during finals? Stressbusters are happening all over campus. Starting at 10am on Thursday May 7th, tiny pocket-pets will be hidden on all three floors of the Davis Family Library. Come wander the stacks and take home a cute buddy. Options will include a yellow shark, green platypus, grey manatee, orange fox, and pink/purple lizard.
Celebrate some of the ways our library staff are creating connections. These stories are one of the many “footnotes” that highlight how we are all contributing to our academic community. In this post, Alyssa Wright (Director of Research, Instruction, and Data Services) helps a student with their senior history thesis.
Ever wondered how books find their way to our shelves, how we get access to films from around the world, or how our electronic journal and database subscriptions find their way into LibrarySearch? Find out!
