Library Blog - December 1969

Have you read a Banned Book?  What is a Banned Book?  Each year books that have been challenged or banned in libraries and schools throughout the...

We were curious about what  the Class of 2015 loves in terms of literary items,  so we created a survey to find out!  We're excited to learn the range...

We had soooo much fun watching the spine poets build their spine poems, and we felt inspired, too, by the display of thoughtfulness and creativity. ...

We've got a Spine Poetry contest going on in the library!  Simply browse through the stacks and put together a poem using the spines of the books.  At...

A Century of Black Life, History, and Culture is the 2015 Black History Month Theme.  This theme honors the profound importance of efforts by...

Not just for Courses or Subject Resources, our LibGuides also gather useful tools and topics specific to SAS.  Want to discover all the Video...

On January 20th the United States recognizes Nobel Peace Prize winner Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s contributions to our nation's quest for...

Izzy asked us if we could display some titles that were "not so sad," and we were delighted to try!  So on the floor this month we have Positively...

We're feeling festive! We chose some books, wrapped them up, and attached a summary of the tale. Choosing a book to read simply through a summary -...

OverDrive is where you'll find digital books to borrow and download to your device - or even read on your computer.  You can find those books...

October lends itself to thematic reading - come on in and check out the displays and then check out a book!  Fiction to Keep You up at Night -...

Each day a new Icon - just 30 seconds to learn something you may not know!  We're celebrating 31 days with the achievements of 31 lesbian, gay...

Want to find out what's been recently added to the Library's collections?  Find the latest books and DVDs right from the Library's homepage.

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Such a simple-looking tool ... but like a hammer or screwdriver, it's one you'll find necessary to your toolkit.  The Journal Locator shows you...

"A bad book." "Trash." "Offensive." "Too racy." "Morally corrupt." These terms have been used by those formally challenging a book's placement in a...