This Book: Cruising Utopia: The Then and There of Queer Futurity
If you are looking for an interesting read into one activist’s vision of what a queer future would look like then this …
This Book: Home Comforts
As a part of a cohort with parents who were in the first generation of economically middle class with a great percentage …
New Database Trial for the Sciences
Howdy, all! Check out our trial for Applied Sciences and Technology Index! Feel free to leave feedback here, or send me an …
Feature on Paul Chan
Paul Chan was part of our Pulp to Pixels exhibit in the fall. Check out this feature on Badlands Unlimited and Paul …
Tyrone Martinsson: Polar Landscape Photography Exhibition
Polar landscape photographer and researcher Tyrone Martinnson will offer an illustrated lecture on Feb. 25 at 7 pm in Franklin Patterson Hall. …
Comply or Occupy?: The Digital Humanities in a Changing Academic Environment
Alex Gil will give a talk on February 27 at 12PM in Franklin Patterson Hall, Faculty Lounge-lunch is provided. Event hosted by …
Manuel Alvarez Bravo and Paul Strand in the Library Exhibit Cases!
The Library is displaying photographs of Mexico by Manuel Alvarez Bravo and Paul Strand in the central display cases on the main …
Short Stories for Little Screens
According to this NY Times article by Leslie Kaufman, our appetite for short stories has increased in the digital age. “Story collections, …
Artists Books and Art Books in the Digital Age
Libraries are leading conversations about the future of the book in the digital age. Last fall Hampshire Library hosted a symposium looking …
Enrico Riley
“Portable Vision,” an exhibition of paintings by Enrico Riley, will be on display February 6 to 28 in the College’s main gallery …
Talkin’ about data management
The ever-awe-inspiring Carly Strasser recently published an article on managing data. Managing data is a huge discussion topic in many fields – …
Dr. Anthony Seeger (UCLA/ Smithsonian Institution) to speak at Hampshire College
Attend this talk sponsored by the Hampshire College Sustainability Grant, School of Humanities, Arts, and Cultural Studies, and Music Program. Dr. Anthony …
Kubrick Hearts Jump
In October of 2012, the Criterion Collection’s Joshua Warren posted a list of Stanley Kubrick’s favorite flicks that he complied during interviews …
Post-Madness: Avid vs Apple vs Adobe
Heady editor and blogger Oliver Peters (who we link to a bunch), compares and contrast what he calls the big A’s (apple, …
Students! Interested in Open Access?
I am definitely not shy about my love and support for the Open Access movement. Interested in knowing how you can learn …
On Access to ScienceDirect
Greetings all, Thea here again. We are, as always, up to a lot here at the library. One thing that we wanted …
LibGuides and Subject Guides, oh my!
Hey all – Thea here, your local Interdisciplinary Science Librarian. I’ve been working hard to generate some science-specific LibGuides for you all, …
SAGE Open makes publishing Open Access a little easier…
Last week, SAGE announced that it has reduced the publication cost for one of its Open Access journals, SAGE Open, to $99 …
Pulp to Pixels: Artists Books in the Digital Age
From November 7th through the 16th, the Harold F. Johnson Library at Hampshire College hosted an exhibition called Pulp to Pixels: Artists Books …
Real is Too Real
Movieline had an interesting article on the “Science of High Frame Rates” and why the Hobbit’s newly utilized 48fps might be too …