Nov 1, 2019
Expert on book culture to speak on the history of papermaking
The 2019 Paul and June Schlueter Lecture on the Art & History of the Book will feature Nicholas Basbanes, author of several acclaimed books on the history…
Announcements
Sep 12, 2019
Skillman Library presents the work of Stanford Professor Xiaoze Xie
This fall the Libraries are excited to present Forbidden Stories: Installation and Photographs by Xiaoze Xie, on view in Skillman Library from September…
Aug 20, 2019
Summer Scholars’ projects span the globe
This year’s Digital Humanities Summer Scholars focused their projects on wide-ranging topics from Hindu-Buddhist architecture in Angkor City, Cambodia…
Jul 11, 2019
Libraries Add 3 New Major Resources
Three new electronic resources have been added over the summer in Art, Economics, and Engineering: Art & Architecture ePortal, from Yale University Press…
May 22, 2019
Libraries Add Collection for Studying British Rule in India
The Libraries have purchased Taking India, How the Military Established Company Rule, 1752-1774, a digital archive of papers from two key East India Company…
May 21, 2019
New class of DH Summer Scholars ready to work
This year’s class of Digital Humanities Summer Scholars has been selected, and the students are ready to start exploring both their research topics and…
May 20, 2019
Ana Luhrs, Diane Shaw recognized
Librarians Ana Luhrs and Diane Shaw were recognized at the College’s annual pre-Commencement awards. Shaw, Director of Special Collections and College…
May 15, 2019
Queer Archives Project site launched
Last month the College Archives, Digital Scholarship Services and the Women’s & Gender Studies Program celebrated the launch of the new Queer Archives…
May 8, 2019
Brittany Dobson, Ben Gordon awarded Skillman Prize
Brittany Dobson and Ben Gordon were selected to receive this year’s David Bishop Skillman 1913 Library Prize, which was awarded at the Honors Convocation…
Apr 24, 2019
Three DH summer scholars author book chapter
Three DH Summer Scholars–Ian Morse ’17, Mila Temnyalova ’19, and Will Gordon ’17–contributed a chapter about their experiences with the digital humanities…