As we all adjust to new circumstances in the age of the coronavirus pandemic, remember that there are several ways to remain connected to the library and engaged with our collections, tools, and resources. Read about 12 of those ways in this article.
| by Leanne Galletly
The library is reducing its hours starting Monday, March 16 due to COVID-19 precautionary measures.
| by Brenda Ellis
The Library is partnering with DLINQ to offer a “cryptoparty.” It is the first of a series that focuses on the FAANG companies (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Google). Participants will focus on Facebook, and actively take steps to protect their privacy while learning about how our data is collected and shared. We ask that all attendees bring their own laptop so that they can take the benefits of these activities with them.
| by Kaitlin Buerge
Special Collections’ spring exhibit invites you to explore what lies beneath the covers of our books without even turning a page. Endpapers, the sheets of paper pasted onto a book’s inside covers, are often surprisingly beautiful works of art hidden in plain sight.
| by Carrie Macfarlane
Get to know a librarian at the Research Desk and online via chat or email.
| by Douglas Black
Wondering whether Middlebury could join HathiTrust as a member institution?
| by Rachel Manning
If you’ve ordered from ILLiad, our Interlibrary loan system, in the last week you may have seen our new updated web pages. If not, its time to check them out at go/ILLiad.
| by Carrie Macfarlane
Faculty: Want to redesign a research assignment, but not sure exactly how?
| by Carrie Macfarlane
Did you know that you can reserve your own study room?
| by Amy Frazier
The seeds of this display grew out of frustration. I was the sort of reader who wanted to like science fiction and fantasy, but often struggled to do so, because it often felt like reading the same book over and over again…
