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Graphic Novels Find a New Home

Jes Mattera, who is responsible for students having access to the materials in the library, has re-cataloged the graphic novels! The collection, that has been developing for several years, didn’t have a specific location in the library. Many of the books were mixed in with textbooks about the genre, making specific novels difficult for students […]

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Sheila Liming Announces New Book: “Hanging Out”

The Champlain Community came together to celebrate the release of Professor Liming’s new book, “Hanging Out” On Tuesday the 24th of January, the Library, Phoenix Books, and the Champlain community came together to celebrate the release of Professor Sheila Liming’s new book “Hanging Out: The Radical Power of Killing Time”. Professor Liming, an associate professor […]

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Explore Vermont with Attraction Passes through the Library

Hello Champlain College Community! The Champlain College Library offers passes to a variety of fun at local attractions These are available for checkout at the Miller Information Commons front desk for anyone who would like to take advantage of these great discounts for museums and parks around Vermont! The passes that are currently available are […]

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How to Spend Your Summer

Summer break is just around the corner and the library would like to remind you of all the ways you can have some fun around Burlington once school is out of session!  Have Some Fun This Summer There are lots of opportunities to have some fun in the Burlington area! For example, you can walk […]

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Walk and Talk Wellness

Sundays March 6, March 27, April 101pm – 3pm Meeting at the MIC Join Reid Anctil ‘22, for excursions around the Burlington area to reconnect with nature. These walks will give you the opportunity to explore new places (like Centennial Woods and Red Rocks Park), meet new friends, and learn about self-care and wellness skills […]

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Celebrating Juneteenth

Saturday, 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 […]

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Ultimate Summer Guide: Explore the Possibilities with the Library

Although 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 […]

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