Category Archives: General Information

It’s that time of year! Time to pick your beach read, your vacation read, your not-for-class-or-work read. Not sure what that read will be? Take a look at the Browsing Collection on the first floor of the library, or check … Continue reading →

With senior projects due in just a few weeks, we are resuming weekly Sproj Clinics in the library beginning this Friday, April 8 from 1-2 p.m. You’ll find us behind the research help desk on the first floor, laptops and … Continue reading →

Stevenson Library is excited to announce a Bard book discussion group as part of this year’s Big Read Hudson Valley ! What: Book discussion of Sandra Cisneros’ classic novel, The House on Mango Street  When: Thursday, April 28 6-7 pm … Continue reading →

TEXTILES THAT TALK The art of the African khanga March 2022 Located in the 1st floor lobby of the Stevenson library. Curated by Max McGrath ’23

Looking for something to read? Check out our online guide to the Browsing collection to see what’s new on our shelves! The Browsing collection is located on the first floor of the library and includes current fiction and nonfiction. While … Continue reading →

Zotero is a free application that helps you keep track of sources and generate citations in almost any style. If you want to learn how to use Zotero, or if you’ve been using it and have some questions, join us … Continue reading →

There’s a new process for requesting items from ConnectNY! Just follow these steps: 1) Go to Connect NY from the library homepage 2) Login by selecting your institution – Bard College 3) Enter your Bard username/password. 4) Search the CNY … Continue reading →

Did you know that you can request scans of Stevenson Library materials? If you need a single chapter of a book, an article from one of our print periodicals, or a section of a reference book, simply place a request … Continue reading →

Yes, Bard Library does provide online access to the New York Times for current Bard students, staff and faculty! You can access the NY Times by going to our Databases page and navigating to the letter N and selecting either … Continue reading →

Want to look at examples of previous senior projects for inspiration? Maybe you need ideas for formatting and style? Or maybe you just need a good guide for what a SPROJ should look like in your field? We have created … Continue reading →