
Oct 19, 2026
Binoculars to Binomials: Birds, Data and Art (Together at last!)
In this student workshop on Saturday, November 7th, we’ll look at the many ways birds become data, and we’ll investigate the rich creative possibilities…

In this student workshop on Saturday, November 7th, we’ll look at the many ways birds become data, and we’ll investigate the rich creative possibilities…
The Lafayette Libraries and the Provost’s Office will again sponsor information literacy grants ($1,500) for faculty who wish to collaborate with a research…

Featuring materials from Special Collections & College Archives, the Design Museum Holon in Israel opened a new exhibition, titled “The Circle.” Opening…
Special Collections & College Archives is pleased to announce the Rabbi Alexander Feinsilver papers are now available for research! A rabbi, peace activist…

The Libraries recently purchased the archive of The New Yorker. This archive contains the digitized run of the magazine from the very first issue in 1925…

Based on students’ answers to the survey question, “How do you rate your school’s library facilities?,” Lafayette College was ranked #7 in the…

Shared from Conservation Center for Art & Historic Artifacts via Instagram: These 1841 property deeds, held by Lafayette College’s Skillman Library,…

The 2026 Paul and June Schlueter lecture on the Art and History of the Book will be presented by Rebecca Romney. Rebecca Romney is a rare book dealer…
Excerpt from “Field trip offers creative way for Easton fourth graders to explore the past” via the Lafayette News: In Skillman Library, students gathered…

Excerpt from “A commemoration in France” via the Lafayette News: “On the morning of April 7, the National Archives of France was closed to the public—except…