Library Blogs

Showing 311 - 320 of 1820 items
  • Daniel Braden Calco
Creating wall all with custom 3D printed flush mount
  • Juli McLoone
Join us online next Thursday, 14 October at 11 am EDT for the next event in the series Virtual Encounters in Book History -- "Nineteenth Century Fashion in Print: Masculine Intimacy, Feminine Historical Consciousness, and Ephemerality in Commodity Culture"
profile headshot of an older person with light skin, grey and white facial hair, and curly grey hair wearing headphones and a white collared shirt
  • Evyn Kropf
Join the Special Collections Research Center next Tuesday (12 October) at 4 pm EDT for our second After Hours virtual open house of the term exploring the films of Robert Altman!
Image of the start/finish line of a track
  • Lance Thomas Stuchell
We have drafted a document outlining what "digital preservation" means at our institution.
Cover of Mistress of the Sun by Sandra Gulland
  • Vicki J Kondelik
Mistress of the Sun is a historical novel about Louise de la Vallière, the first mistress of Louis XIV. The daughter of an impoverished nobleman, Louise is an excellent horsewoman who, at the age of six, tames a wild stallion no one else has been able to tame. Later, she becomes lady-in-waiting to Louis XIV's sister-in-law, and finds herself drawn to the king, who shares her love of horses, and of reading. They keep their relationship a secret at first, then, when it comes out into the open, Louise becomes the object of intrigue at court. It is also during his relationship with Louise that Louis XIV transforms Versailles from a hunting lodge into a grand palace.
Covers of Juliet Takes a Breath, With the Fire on High, Mouthful of Birds and The Worst Best Man
  • Lauren Day
September 15-October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month. In celebration, I have highlighted various Latinx authors and books from amidst our collection that you can check out.
Photograph of Chinese film director Wu Hao
  • Dawn Lawson
A virtual film festival of works by Chinese director Wu Hao.
  • Val Waldron
We are excited to announce that we're hiring again for the CVGA! We're looking for 1-2 student workers to start within the next month. Here's the job description: Work at the Computer & Video Game Archive (CVGA) desk to circulate games, answer questions, and enforce archive policies. Test donated games and equipment, help install software/hardware, help restore older game systems and equipment, etc. Assist in running class sessions in the CVGA. Contribute to the archive blog.
  • Jiazhang Ping
Getting started with 3D printing and understanding the technology and settings.
  • Rudy David Lee
Creating a custom phone holder for viewing maps while scooting around campus.