Jan 16, 2023
SPRING 2023: Queer Pasts, Queer Futures: The Lafayette Queer Archives Project
Centered on the voices of Lafayette’s LGBTQ+ alumni, faculty, and staff, the Queer Archives project (QAP) is a collaborative undertaking of the College…
SPRING 2023: Queer Pasts, Queer Futures: The Lafayette Queer Archives Project
Dec 20, 2022
New Episodes of the Library Pardcast!
Did you know: the Library has a podcast? Listen to the most recent episode, “Visual Resources Center here, or catch up on past episodes@ https://soundcloud…
Nov 10, 2022
New student-curated exhibit in Special Collections
Lafayette Libraries’ Special Collections & Archives is currently displaying a student-curated exhibit in the Special Collections Reading Room. Through…
Nov 1, 2022
Library Events for National Native American Heritage Month
November is National Native American Heritage Month, which pays tribute to the living culture, rich ancestry, and traditions of the indigenous peoples…
Oct 31, 2022
Information Literacy Grants ($1,500) Available for Spring 2023
The Lafayette Libraries and the Provost’s Office will again sponsor information literacy grants ($1,500) for faculty who wish to add an information literacy…
Oct 17, 2022
Diverse Voices: A Special Event in Conversation with Authors Emerald Garner, Money Dunham and Etan Thomas
Diverse Voices: A Special Event in Conversation with Authors Emerald Garner, Money Dunham and Etan Thomas Thursday, October 27 at 7pm via Zoom To register…
Oct 14, 2022
2022 Mid-Semester Library Newsletter
Read the 2022 Mid-Semester Library Newsletter at this link to learn about upcoming events, opportunities and announcements in the Welcome Back Edition…
Oct 6, 2022
John Clark, Geospatial Services Librarian, Featured in HuffPost Article
(Re-shared from Lafayette News) John Clark, geospatial services librarian, was quoted in an Oct. 3 HuffPost article about how the internet has done away…
Oct 4, 2022
2022 Schlueter Lecture: “Inessential Work: What COVID Has Taught Us About Reading” by Dr. Leah Price
“Inessential Work: What COVID Has Taught Us About Reading.” The 2022 Paul and June Schlueter Lecture in the Art and History of the Book lecture will…
Oct 4, 2022
Dr. Andrea Smith to present lecture on Walking Purchase of 1737
Join Dr. Andrea Smith, Professor of Anthropology on November 3rd, 4:10pm, Gendebien Room to discuss Pennsylvania’s commemoration of the Walking Purchase…