New Business Books for July We invite you to stop by the Library to see our latest new books display showcasing new business-related titles. We’ve included books on economics, finance, marketing and entrepreneurship. And now to start the ball rolling, here are a few sample titles: The Wide Lens: A New Strategy for Innovation by […]

We’ve got a new display of brand new books that will start your summer off right. You can choose award-winning fiction like Louise Erdrich’s The Round House or Hilary Mantel’s Bring Up the Bodies. If you prefer biography, you can choose from Edythe Scott Bagley’s Desert Rose: The Life and Legacy of Coretta Scott King […]

The Faculty Professional Development Committee in collaboration with the Champlain Library have collected faculty publications as well as artwork from our talented faculty which is now on display on the second floor of Perry Hall. Feel free to check out paintings, scholarly articles, books and book chapters, poems, and illustrated children’s books. As part of […]

April 18th — The Meaningful Books of…Laurel Bongiorno When and where:  1-2:30 p.m., Vista Room, 3rd floor, Miller Information Commons Join us as we learn more about some of the books that have made a difference in the life of Professor Laurel Bongiorno—books that she refers to as her “favorite beach reads!”   Laurel is recipient […]

If you’ve been to the Library lately, you’ve probably noticed the new look of our new books display. Now all new books are located directly in front of the service desk with everything front and center, convenient for browsing. There are fewer books, but we hope to have more frequent displays to keep everyone up […]

“Long Live Denis Diderot” With Dr. Sanford Zale, Core division Where and when: Morgan Room, Aiken Hall, 12:30 p.m. About this discussion: In honor of the tercentenary of his birth, Sanford Zale will argue, in five parts — introduction, narration, proofs, refutation, peroration — that the French Enlightenment intellectual Denis Diderot (1713-1784) wanted to be […]

Share Your Adventure — Keep your International Travel, Faculty-Led, or Study Abroad Memories alive! Submit your entry to the International Photo Contest today and win cash prizes!  When: * Submission deadline (extended)— Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at 5 p.m. — Entry form here. Submit photo to: Office of International Education Perry Hall, room 122, 1st […]

In celebration of Black History Month Wednesday, February 27 Brown Bag #7  Dr. Betsy Beaulieu, Dean/Associate Professor, Core Division, will present her talk: “Motherhood-Identity-Freedom: Harriet Jacobs’ Story” Where and when: Morgan Room, Aiken Hall, 12:30 About this discussion: “Slavery is terrible for men, but it is far more terrible for women.” In 1861, Incidents in […]