publish your poetry in new local online journal
Poems of Amherst is currently seeking submissions of prose or poetry for its first issue. This new journal will publish once a year …
Yiddish Children’s Books: Reader’s Discretion Advised?
Join us for a discussion about the cultural and political side of Yiddish children’s literature with Danielle Winter, Bibliography Fellow at the …
Commencement Posters Are Here!
We just received a delivery of 2014 Commencement posters. Pick one up at the InfoBar before it’s too late!
Friday Workshop: Exploring Div III Research Possibilities
Still figuring out what might be possible for your Div III research? This workshop, designed for students in their final semester of …
Story time in the library!
Librarians Bonnie, Alana, and Rachel read stories this afternoon to children from the Hampshire College Early Learning Center. The teachers and kids …
Lecture by Kate Eichhorn This Friday
On Friday April 4 at 4 p.m. the Sophia Smith Collection will host a talk by Kate Eichhorn, writer, social critic, and Assistant Professor …
summer institute for curatorial practice info session
Calling all Hamsphire students, or at least those who are curatorial and curious. Friday, april 4, 4:00 pm, information session will be …
About the Upcoming Div III Showcase Exhibit
Below is a guest blog post by Archives student worker Greg McCarthy. Greg has been working tirelessly to find new Div III …
Learning Commons Priorities
3/27/2014 Library Learning Commons Executive Summary Learning Commons Vision
Ken Burns’ In-depth Eugene Mirman Profile – Hampshire Creative Media Institute
Is this how you make all your films? via Ken Burns’ In-depth Eugene Mirman Profile – YouTube. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UPRwXXeR0k[/youtube] Filmmaker Ken Burns and …
Microsoft makes source code for MS-DOS and Word for Windows available to public
With help from the Computer History Museum in California, Microsoft has opened source code for MS DOS and Word for Windows to …
f.lux: “makes the color of your computer’s display adapt to the time of day”
Ever notice the blue glow coming from your computer screen? Wonder how it’s affecting you, especially your ability to wind down and …
Audiovisual Preservation Lecture on March 26th
Magnetic Humanity: Preserving the 20th Century’s Analog Tape March 26th, 6:30 pm, BIll Brand Screening Room, Jerome Liebling Center, Hampshire College Free …
Libraries as bustling community centers? Our library’s recently formed Library Learning Commons Steering Committee, and the Boston Public Library, think so!
Libraries as bustling community centers? Yes! When Hampshire College was founded in 1968, the library was designed as the educative aorta of …
Pi day at Hampshire
Librarians attended Pi Day celebrations hosted by the School of Natural Science today where we ate sweet & savor pies, heard recitations …
Spring Break Library Hours
Did you know the library will be open during Spring Break? Div IIIs, it’s noticeably quieter already so it’s the perfect time …
6 Blue Eyed Hexe: Raw and Unused Animations from Pixies Music Video
This month’s exhibit on the HFJ MAGIC BOARD is 6 Blue Eyed Hexe: Raw and Unused Animations from Pixies Music Video “Blue Eyed …
Trying to Save the World One Seed at a Time
Today’s Boston Globe features an article about lending seed libraries, and highlights the Hampshire College Seed Library initiated by Hannah Haskell and …
National Day of Unplugging: March 7-8
“The anxiety of unplugging and why we should disconnect to connect“ Clinical psychologist Catherine Steiner-Adair, author of The Big Disconnect, studies why …
Translation Reading in the Library
TRANSLATION READING IN THE LIBRARY TUESDAY | MARCH 4 | 5 PM BY THE DIV III WALL RECEPTION TO FOLLOW Corine Tachtiris, …