Rock the vote!
| by Laksamee Cave
The General Election is coming up, on November 5th. Are you ready to vote?
Take a moment to register, check your registration status, and request an absentee ballot if you need one!
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Bloomberg.com - Trial through 2 October 2024
| by Gretchen Kenet
Users at both Middlebury College and the Middlebury Institute of International Studies now have temporary access to articles, newsletters, video and more on Bloomberg.com.
New - access to The Atlantic
| by Gretchen Kenet
Students, faculty, and staff at both Middlebury College and the Middlebury Institute of International Studies now have full access to The Atlantic back to 1857!
Special Collections, MiddPoints
Archival Sleuthing: Inspirations for the First Electric Motor
| by Mikaela Taylor
Did a Middlebury professor read a scientific journal in the 1830s that led to the invention of the electric motor? A bit of archival sleuthing solved the mystery.
Special Collections, MiddPoints
One Summer in Hawaii, Some Half-Century Later
| by Mikaela Taylor
LibrarySearch Update (June 26 - July 22)
| by Laksamee Cave
LibrarySearch will be updating June 26th- July 22nd. Please read further for details on temporary service changes.
Special Collections, Staff Picks, MiddPoints
"Staff Picks:" Jean Seeler-Gifford's Iconic Knit Sweaters
| by Liefe Temple
Special Collections, MiddPoints
JSTOR blog highlights Special Collections
Special Collections, Staff Picks, MiddPoints
New library exhibit: "Staff Picks"
| by Liefe Temple
Special Collections, MiddPoints
Queering the Archival Process: a Case Study from the Eugene Exman papers
| by Anna Hurd
In describing archival materials with a queer lens, archivist Anna Hurd works to disrupt the heteronormative assumptions allowed by a more traditional, “neutral” description of these materials by bringing the user’s attention to the tonal, emotional, and cultural information “between the lines” of these letters.