Category Archives: General Information

Join us on Wednesday, September 18 for our annual welcome back event: Library Takeover with Bard Houses. Play lawn & board games IN the library (yes, inside the library!). We’ll have our famous home-grown minigolf course made out of books, … Continue reading →

Disegno: Selections from the R & Company Archives Collection Now on exhibit on the first floor of Stevenson Library through December 13, 2024. Opening Reception: Friday, September 27 2-4 pm   About the exhibit What is Design? As a noun, … Continue reading →

This Thursday, August 22, from 4:30-6pm,  join Associate Deans of the College Michael Sadowski and Nicholas Lewis, Director of the Institute for Writing and Thinking Erica Kaufman, and Associate Director of Stevenson Library Alexa Murphy for tea, cookies, and conversation.  … Continue reading →

Stevenson Library is excited to announce the official launch of our new online catalog, WorldCat Discovery. In addition to the main WorldCat Discovery portal, you will also find a quick-search bar on the Library website. Worldcat Discovery replaces our old … Continue reading →

Origami Workshop Thursday, May 9 5-6 pm Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month in the library by learning about the Japanese art of origami with Japanese language tutor, Kiho. Cosponsored by the Library and the Office of the Dean of Inclusive Excellence.

Do you need to add images or other content to your senior project submission? Do you have a few edits recommended by your senior project board? Well, you can update your online submission by logging into Digital Commons again and … Continue reading →

Please visit the Stevenson Library to view the new exhibit: “Resilience : Sculptural Artist’s Books”  by Carolyn Shattuck , MFA class of 1989. A Book Arts Workshop, and the exhibit reception will be held on Thursday, May 16th beginning at … Continue reading →

Calling all seniors! We have lots of help available as you get to the finish line: Shut up & Sproj meets Mondays and Fridays from 3:30-5 pm in room 402. This is simply quiet time to work on Sproj alongside … Continue reading →

Join us on Thursday, April 11 from 4-6 pm for an afternoon of Visible Mending with writer, historian, and expert mender,  Kate Sekules (aka Dr. Mend).  We will learn about the fascinating history of mending and its importance to today’s … Continue reading →

Wondering how to tackle the introduction and conclusion, those tricky but important moments in your project? Please join us next week–Wednesday, April 10, at 7 pm in Olin LC 115–for a faculty discussion and Q&A. Professors Rob Culp, Lauren Curtis, … Continue reading →