Libraries as bustling community centers? Yes! When Hampshire College was founded in 1968, the library was designed as the educative aorta of …
Did you know the library will be open during Spring Break? Div IIIs, it’s noticeably quieter already so it’s the perfect time …
Today’s Boston Globe features an article about lending seed libraries, and highlights the Hampshire College Seed Library initiated by Hannah Haskell and …
In anticipation of this year’s Feminist Zine Fest (which is happening in NYC this weekend), I made a pocket-sized guide to Pioneer …
Thanks to May graduate Hannah Haskell 08F and our own Thea Atwood, Interdisciplinary Science Librarian, the Harold F. Johnson Library has a …
Our very own Alana Kumbier, Critical Social Inquiry and Digital Pedagogy Librarian, has been selected as a winning crush in the Librarian …
Though the college is closed due to the snowstorm, the library will be open and staffed by student workers through 9:00 p.m.
Though the college is closed due to the snow storm the library will be open until 9:00.m. tonight! We are forever grateful …
Librarians are available for walk-in help at the InfoBar, on the first floor of the Harold F. Johnson Library, weekday afternoons. We can …
Hi everyone, just a reminder that the library is now open until midnight 7 days a week. Regular spring hours are : …
This January term at Hampshire, Amy Dryansky taught a great class called: Fold, Flip, Erase, Write: A Books Arts Exploration. She …
Hey students, Welcome back to the spring semester (doesn’t feel much like spring, does it??). We hope you will come warm up …
This morning, your Hampshire librarians learned about a cool project through our library-oriented social media channels: Jessamyn West, a Vermont-based librarian-technologist, …
At the Harold F. Johnson Library, we LOVE seeing all types of content included in a collection – including games! That’s why …
Free for you to use! SureChem’s 15 million patented chemical structures – extracted via data-mining software – allows anyone to search and …
Since it’s nearly the end of the semester, and since I just performed triage on one of our own staplers here in …
This is the final post on the development of the Seed Lending Library! We’ve come a long way – I have the …
Hampshire alum Alex Rivera recently challenged Phillip Kennicott, chief art critic on The Washington Post, in the November 1 Washington Post Style …
Library Learning Commons Project OPEN MEETING Hampshire plans to renovate parts of the library and significantly modify the library first floor to …
This is post number two in our series on the start of the Seed Lending Library! Today is a reflection on what …
