Counter Intelligence: Rachel Beckwith
Counter Intelligence is a series that introduces the intelligent (get it?) people that provide research help at the InfoBar. I drink my …
Getting meta: a museum inside a gallery inside a library
Currently on view in the gallery, Pablo Delano’s conceptual art installation, The Museum of the Old Colony, uses reproduced materials and curatorial approaches familiar from traditional historical and anthropological museums.
Counter Intelligence: Alana Kumbier
Counter Intelligence is a series that introduces the intelligent (get it?) people that provide research help at the InfoBar. I hate bananas. …
Farewell to Jennifer Gunter King
On Tuesday, October 2, we celebrated Jennifer Gunter King and thanked her for her more than six years of wonderful leadership in …
Counter Intelligence: Sydney Giuliano
Counter Intelligence is a series that introduces the intelligent (get it?) people that provide research help at the InfoBar. I love whales, …
Most often checked out: games!
How many times a game’s been checked out doesn’t always indicate its rank in popularity – after all, we’ve had some longer than we’ve had others — but here’s a list of the games checked out most often!
Counter Intelligence: Elan Goldman
Counter Intelligence is a series that introduces the intelligent (get it?) people that provide research help at the InfoBar. I will, in …
Trial of Academic Video Online through October
Good morning, The library has a new trial with Academic Video Online (AVON) until the end of October. Please let us know …
Newsletter Issue I
The Library is proud to announce the first issue of The Harold newsletter! It’s a new way to keep tabs on what’s …
Library Carrel Applications Open August 21st!
Are you looking for a quiet place to study this semester? Look no further! The library offers your very own desk space …
Saving Hampshire History – one VHS/DVD at a time
An article in today’s Inside Higher Education describes the significant challenges Colleges and Universities face with audio and visual materials that must …
Celebrating Karen Weneczek
Many of you know Karen as she has worked at Hampshire College since its founding. She worked in a few different departments …
Photographs of the Women’s Lives Collection Opening Reception
The library celebrated the opening of the Women’s Lives Collection, donated by Andrea Wright, on Friday June 1, 2018 from 4-6:00 pm. The event …
Come work with us! Knowledge Commons is Hiring Alumni Fellows for the 2018-2019 Academic Year
Please distribute widely, and to apply, please visit: https://jobs.hampshire.edu/ (Credit for this beautiful poster goes to Alana, Alexis and the KC Team!)
Women’s Lives Collection Opening Reception, June 1 @ 4PM
Please join library staff, supporters, and friends to celebrate the opening reception of the Women’s Lives Collection on June 1, 4pm on …
Which games are checked out most often?
Need a study break? Not sure which game to check out next? Maybe this will help. Here is a list of the …
First-Generation Resources @ the Library!
Did you know that 27% of the 2017 incoming class at Hampshire College are First-Generation College Students? As part of First Week, …
“Our Support Will Not End with the Occupation”: The 1988 Dakin Takeover
“Our Support Will Not End with the Occupation”: The 1988 Dakin Takeover An exhibition, jointly hosted by The Harold F. Johnson Library and …
Hampshire’s First Estimathon: The Success of the Guess
Last Friday, Cole 333 was abuzz with groups of students, staff, and faculty putting their highly acquired mathematical knowledge to the test …
Hampshire’s First Estimathon: The Success of the Guess
Last Friday, Cole 333 was abuzz with groups of students, staff, and faculty putting their highly acquired mathematical knowledge to the test …