The Library will be hosting Book Bingo from December 6th through March 22nd! Pick up a Bingo card from the library circulation desk and read books that fit into the categories listed. Standard bingo rules apply – complete a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line! Four corners will also be accepted and the middle square is […]
Continue readingHappy Fall, Champlain! The Library has been loving the energy on campus the past few weeks and we are so happy to have students back with us and with each other! COVID-19 Protocols & Library Services Just a friendly reminder that the library is following Champlain College’s health guidelines for COVID-19. All students in indoor […]
Continue readingSchool is out and we would like to remind the Champlain community that the Children’s Books section of the Library is open for browsing and checking out books. The Library offers a wide range of children’s literature including chapter books, picture books, and award winning novels. Whether you are looking for some books to entertain […]
Continue readingSaturday, June 19th marks Juneteenth, a day dedicated to celebrating African American Emancipation Day. Sometimes celebrated as a day, a week, or even the whole month of June, Juneteenth symbolizes the incredible influence that African American history has had on society. Celebrations often include music, food, and dance in recognition of the contributions and sacrifices […]
Continue readingAlthough classes are no longer in session, that does not mean that the possibilities stop at Champlain College Library! The Library would like to share with students and members of the Champlain community about a variety of resources, activities, and opportunities taking place during the summer, both on campus and online. If you plan on […]
Continue readingHello! My name is Abbey Berger-Knorr and I’m a first-year student at Champlain College majoring in Communication! As I’m sure is true for a lot of first-year students like myself, my first semester of college was not exactly what I had envisioned. I remember feeling so disheartened in 2020 as the pandemic progressed into the […]
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