Submit your Div III to the Div III Archives!!!
Congratulations! You just finished or are close to finishing up your Division III project! As you are ringing the bell and enjoying …
Relax and de-stress in the library this week
Come to the library this week for some treats, coloring, crafts, games, and great books…. oh, and we’ll help you with your …
Manuscript Cultures: An Ethiopian Case Study
The Institute for Curatorial Practice and Gallery have been working together to organize a keynote address (tomorrow, Nov 11) and faculty seminar (Nov …
From Vision to Reality: Part I
Three years of planning culminated in 2016 with a vision for a library-based “Knowledge Commons” that would strengthen existing services and resources …
New addition to Special Collections
We recently acquired the work “Opera Mortis: The Works of Death; The Simulacra & Natural History of Death’s Labors & Hours of …
Knowledge Commons Update
As we start off the academic year, the Knowledge Commons team is hard at work piloting services, planning spaces, and getting the …
DESIGN & BUILD: The Art of the Book Closing Events
D E S I G N & B U I L D The Art of the Book Thursday 9/29/2016 2pm – 3.45pm: …
Inscribed novels by James Baldwin
Today I had the enormous pleasure of opening a box of four inscribed books, given as gifts to talent agent Robert Lantz …
Hampshire’s Knowledge Commons Team
The library is thrilled to welcome and introduce our growing Knowledge Commons team. With funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the …
Knowledge Commons Team and Ask Us! Pilot
The library is thrilled to welcome and introduce our growing Knowledge Commons team. By way of introduction, our Knowledge Commons Alumni Fellows, …
Why archive queer feminist sex zines?
This is the second of two posts by CSI Librarian Alana Kumbier, reporting on her summer research residency at the Queer Zine …
Finding Hampshire at the Queer Zine Archive Project
This is the first of two posts by CSI Librarian Alana Kumbier, reporting on her summer research residency at the Queer Zine …
Sustainability in Academic Libraries: the Harold F. Johnson as a Prototype
Hampshire College designed its library to be an experiment and a prototype of the academic library of the future. The innovative approach …
A Review of Moser Exhibition, “Design and Build: The Art of the Book” in the Daily Hampshire Gazette
The library is pleased to share a review in today’s Daily Hampshire Gazette of the summer exhibition titled Design & Build: The Art …
The HFJ Library Acquires Works by Artist and Illustrator Barry Moser
A collection of works by internationally renowned artist and illustrator Barry Moser has been acquired by the Hampshire College Archives and Special …
Submit Your Div III to the Archives!
Congratulations to all students who are wrapping up their Div IIIs! So that your work is preserved and accessible to current and …
NEPR Features Hampshire Librarians “Losing The Bun And Cardigan”
Hampshire’s library director Jennifer King and former librarian Caro Pinto (now a librarian at Mount Holyoke College) were interviewed by NEPR’s Susan …
K W Commons – March 2016 Vision and Plans
The Knowledge and Wellness Commons planning continues to make great progress. In February 2016, Bruner/Cott architects and planners and Brightspot, strategy consultants, …
UnCubed: The Story of a Sculptural Legacy
by Amy Halliday It’s hard to imagine physically folding the tetrahedron tips of Alan Phillips’ sculpture, weighing in at 2500 pounds of …