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Category: Exhibits

Fables and Folk Tales: New and Old

Posted October 2, 2017

Studies show that readers of fables and folk tales (and, yes, some fairy tales) will find beauty in a thousand new faces, and that they almost certainly will enjoy the wealth and power of a thousand kings. Some readers may […]

“Traces and Detritus: Visual Echoes”

Posted August 31, 2017

ON EXHIBIT NOW IN THE LITTLE GALLERY UNDERGROUND:  Traces and Detritus  by R. Mertens.    “If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.” — Nikola Tesla This exhibit is partially inspired by Ernst Chladni, the […]

Readbox: Don’t Judge a Book by its Movie

Posted August 25, 2017

Thousands of books have been made into movies, and if you liked the movie you’ll love the book! Check out the new book display in Carrier Library to browse a selection of books-turned-movies from the classics to new releases.

From Page to Film: Comics on the Big Screen

Posted August 25, 2017

Have you been enjoying movies and TV shows based on comic books this year? Now you can read the stories they came from, plus others, in all their four-color glory! Head over to the new book display in Rose Library […]

DIY: Do It Yourself

Posted June 6, 2017

Got an idea for a new product or business? Make it yourself with the help of these resources in the new Rose Library display, that cover everything from finding that spark of inspiration to selling it to others. Then head […]

DIT: Did It Themselves

Posted June 6, 2017

Franklin. Ford. Bell. Tesla. Jobs. Explore the new display in Carrier Library to learn more about the inventors whose products and processes have shaped our world. Once you’re inspired, find resources about becoming an inventor/entrepreneur yourself at the display in Rose […]

National Preservation Week

Posted April 28, 2017

This week is National Preservation Week! Next time you’re in Rose, explore “LibraryLand,” an adventure game that’s fun for the whole campus. From Rubberband Junction, the Rustbelt, and a Rodent of Unusual Size—from Coffee Creek, the LollyPop Forest, Highlighter Highlands, […]

This is What Democracy Looks Like

Posted April 5, 2017

“When unique voices are united in a common cause, they make history.”  Gloria Steinem Come browse a collection of books in Carrier and Rose that showcase the struggles women face and the reformers who have propelled social change for women […]

All Together One: Stories of our Humanity

Posted March 9, 2017

A new book display in Carrier Library, “All Together, One: Stories of our Humanity,” highlights works by and about immigrants and refugees from seven countries affected by recent executive orders. This display focuses on film, art, and literature from these […]

The Center for International Stabilization and Recovery Presents: Post-Conflict Recovery Week

Posted March 6, 2017

For the entire month of March, the Center for International Stabilization and Recovery’s (CISR) Post-Conflict Recovery Week (PCRW) invites you to check out the current book display and display case in Rose Library. Please browse our displays to learn more […]