Last night Alana Kumbier offered a riveting reading from her recently published, Ephemeral Material: Queering the Archive in a gently lit gallery space arranged with a podium, microphone, chairs, and refreshments just for the event.
Don’t miss the New England National Digital Stewardship Alliance regional meeting on Thursday, October 30, hosted by the Five College Digital Preservation Task Force at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
The library is presenting 4 workshops for Division III students: Managing and protecting your research, Expert media advice, Working with field notes and data, and How to share your process & final project.
We were happy to see so many of you at the opening for the Robert Seydel Reading Room on the 12th. Now …
The library has a trial of Kanopy Streaming Media service through October 10th. Kanopy collections include subject material for: Architecture Dance Design …
How fast fall falls! As we get our new academic year underway, it is a great time to share updates on where …
While we still await news from our Board of Trustees and College President about the Library Learning Commons timeline, etc., the College …
California book artists Peter and Donna Thomas will be visiting Hampshire College in their wandering bookmobile just outside of the Harold Johnson Library on Tuesday, September 9th from 10:30- noon.
Students in Billie Mandle and Hope Tucker’s Hampshire Media Arts course got to see (and try out, explore, play with..) some of …
LIBRARY LEARNING + COMMUNITY w/ JOAN K. LIPPINCOTT of the Coalition for Networked Information View a recording of Joan Lippincott’s presentation online, …
Libraries can enable curricular innovation by providing content, services and technologies that serve the entire institution. In addition, libraries continue to serve as a cultural hub of the institution, reflecting the college’s culture, celebrating creativity and art, and welcoming all to interact in a marketplace of ideas.
In recent weeks, sociologists, historians, activists, critics, and others have been compiling reading lists to help people understand the social and historical …
Save Sept. 12 for the grand opening of the Robert Seydel Reading Room! The Harold Johnson Library invites you to the grand opening …
Earlier this week Tom Roston, filmmaker and blogger for PBS at Doc Soup, posted a very nice piece on his blog about …
As we continue to prepare the books and the space for the opening of the Robert Seydel Reading Room Madeleine Dahl, Hampshire …
Newseum is a website that provides images for the newspaper front pages from 85 countries around the world. See a current view …
“Magical Transformation” is the best way to describe changes that have been made on the library’s 2nd floor lobby space. The …
This Thursday afternoon, July 3rd, the Harold F. Johnson Library will be hosting the second part of closing events for the Institute …
It makes sense for seed heritage to be stored in repositories for saving and sharing. Read about the Concord Seed Lending Library …
The Institute for Curatorial Practice (ICP) students and faculty traveled to Williamsburg, Brooklyn yesterday to see Kara Walker’s work “A Subtlety.” I …
