New Ancient Music at the Davis Family Library
| by Terry Simpkins
Take a break from studying and join us in the atrium at 8:30pm for music as it hasn’t been played in 2,500 years
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New - access to The New York Times
| by Arabella Holzapfel
Middlebury now has an academic site license with The New York Times that includes current students, faculty, and staff at both the College and the Institute!
Wall Street Journal access
| by Arabella Holzapfel
Current faculty, staff, and students at Middlebury College and soon also the Middlebury Institute of International Studies now have access to the Wall Street Journal.
New - The Washington Post
| by Arabella Holzapfel
Students, faculty, and staff at both Middlebury College and the Middlebury Institute of International Studies now have full access to The Washington Post.
New - access to The Woman's Tribune
| by Arabella Holzapfel
Middlebury College students, faculty, and staff can now search and browse issues of The Woman’s Tribune, regarded by Elizabeth Cady Stanton as “the best suffrage paper ever published.”
New - expanded access to ProQuest resources
| by Arabella Holzapfel
Students, faculty, and staff at Middlebury Institute of International Studies and Middlebury College now have access to thousands of full-text journals, ebooks, theses and dissertations, as well as streaming video,
New - access to historic Burlington Free Press
| by Arabella Holzapfel
Middlebury (Vermont) users have new access to recent and historical text and images of the Burlington Free Press.
Did you hear? Middlebury speeches are available online
| by Kellam Ayres
Celebrate Black History Month at the Library!
| by Brenda Ellis
The Middlebury Libraries are celebrating Black History Month with displays throughout the Davis Family Library. You’ll find a variety of books and media that can be checked out from the carts in front of the Library Circulation Desk and other parts of the Library. On the upper floor you’ll find a large display of books related to black individuals who have been featured on U.S. postage stamps. Elsewhere there are small pop-up displays on book carts (ex. books on black baseball players and leagues in the sports section). There’s even books related to black history on display in the Reference section on the main floor.
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100th Winter Carnival? A Middlebury Mystery.
| by Mikaela Taylor
The chronological conundrum of the Winter Carnival Centennial