Special Collections, Library Mews
Last of Library Mews: Demelza
We hope you’ve enjoyed Library Mews, which featured felines owned by Middlebury Library employees. Library Mews is going out not with a bang, but a hop and a thump.
News
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Welcome Language Schools and Bread Loaf School of English
| by Kellam Ayres
Hi, language lovers! Here’s the library’s best advice for finding books, articles and films for summer studies.
Staff Pick: The long way to a small, angry planet by Becky Chambers
| by Laksamee Cave
Time to relax and get some summer reading in. In this post, User Experience & Design Librarian Laksamee Cave writes about “A long way to a small, angry planet” by Becky Chambers. Come by Davis to check out the great browsing collection and take a moment to celebrate Pride by checking out a book from the “Libraries are for Everyone” display.
Library Mews: Grace
| by Leanne Galletly
We’re reaching the end of Library Mews, where we fanatically introduced you to the felines owned by Middlebury Library staff.
Welcome back, alumni!
| by Kellam Ayres
Find Middlebury College yearbooks, photos (like this one!), and more in the library’s digital collections.
Special Collections, MiddPoints
Bee Ottinger Lesbian House Photograph Archive Online
| by Rebekah Irwin
Over 1,500 digitized photographs are available from the Bee Ottinger Lesbian House Collection, a documentary archive of the Los Angeles Gay Community Service Center “Lesbian House” in Los Angeles between 1972 and 1973.
Special Collections, Library Mews
Library Mews: Cleo
Our cat spotlight is nearly at its end! We’ve been obnoxiously introducing you to the felines owned by Middlebury Library staff for many months.
Library Mews: Finch
| by Laksamee
Our cats have been Zoom-bombing since 2020, and it’s about time they get the spotlight they deserve. In this fun series, we will introduce you to the felines owned by Middlebury Library staff.
Keep a librarian in your pocket
| by Kellam Ayres
Chat with a Middlebury librarian from your phone, tablet, or laptop! Just visit go/AskUs/
New - expanded JSTOR access
| by Arabella Holzapfel
Middlebury College (Vermont) users now have access to all journals and primary source content on the JSTOR platform.