Champlain College Library is pleased to partner with the Office of International Education during International Education Week. We are supporting two international education events:   Transformational Travel: Moth-Style Storytelling Monday, November 14, 2016 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. IDX – Fireside Lounge Have a story to tell about international travel or cross-cultural experiences? Interested in what […]

Join us in celebrating Banned Books Week from Sunday, September 25th-Saturday, October 1st. Every year in September, we celebrate Banned Books Weeks to observe the importance of the First Amendment, raise awareness around the dangers of censorship, and celebrate our freedom to read. You will recognize many of the books that have been banned from […]

Exciting news to kick off your new semester. It is now possible to print from your laptop, phone or tablet device using Papercut and WebPrint! Thanks to Champlain Information Services who manage our printing solutions, for bringing this initiative just in time for the new year. How to print? Head to papercut.champlain.edu, and login using […]

Library as place is really important to our learning community.  That’s why when the Math & Accounting Lab moved down to Coolidge over the summer, we wanted to turn the vacated space into a special area to study.  With power outlets galore, modern furniture, and a great view, the second floor of the library tower […]

The days are getting shorter, the leaves are in need of raking, and there’s a distinct chill in the air which can only mean one thing: time for CHILI! On Thursday, Nov. 5th from 3-4 pm the library is happy to present the 8th Annual Library Chili Cookoff! There will be categories for best vegetarian, […]

Don’t want to carry your laptop around all day? Just forgot it? Computers on the second floor too busy? Want to write your paper or do research in a quiet corner? Borrow one of several Chromebooks that are now available at the library! Just ask at the front desk. These puppies are light, lightning fast […]

We invite you to raise awareness and appreciate your freedom to read this week. Check out our display on the first-floor featuring a number of banned books from our collection. We bet you’ll be surprised by some of the titles you see there! Discuss censorship and show your support by picking up a button or […]

Neurologist and author Oliver Sacks died on Sunday, August 30, at age 82. He’d announced in February that he was in the final stages of terminal cancer, and wrote a beautiful essay in the New York Times about what that meant to him: Over the last few days, I have been able to see my life as from a great […]