Want to tell the world about a book you love? Or want to set the reviewers straight about one you didn't like? With the Library's new Griffin Catalog...
31 days, 31 icons! Check back here each day for a new 30-second biography.
We're celebrating LGBT History Month in the Library. Come...
Busy 4th and 5th period in the Library! Ms. Wright's French 1, Mr. Fritz's Global Studies, Mr. Everhart's 20th Century, Ms. Phelan's English 1, and Mr...
We have just a few weeks to go before the National Election, but you can always vote for what you like in the Library. Last week, you cast votes ...
Ms. Pala holds Library orientation classes for all students new to SAS - learning the ins and outs of all things Library!
Specifically the...
Every week the Congressional Quarterly Researcher puts out a report which explores issues that have generated a lot of debate. These reports, written...
JK Rowling's back with a new book for adults: "When Barry Fairbrother dies unexpectedly in his early forties, the little town of Pagford is left in...
This latest Topic Guide aggregates resources for learning more about the candidates and issues surrounding the 2012 Election. Have a resource that is...
Read Your Way Around the World - Featuring books from lands that were traveled by students and faculty this past summer. Ask those who journeyed to...
In our Digital Citizenship class at SAS, we discuss the ways social media can expand the tools of mass collaboration and this example of the President...
Have you ever wondered what makes a successful book so compelling? Well a company called HipType, gathered analytical data from e-readers and has...
The Griffin Library Catalog has a new look! And now you can manage your own account: renew books, place holds, save searches, write borrower reviews...
Want to know what's new to the Library? You can find it all here: Fiction, Non-fiction, Audiobooks, DVDs, latest e-Titles and more!
Help!!! We have a mice infestation in the library or could this be the work of our devoted senior class of 2012? Here are a few more pranks from the...
There are many facets to this story, only one of which is the use and abuse of Wikipedia. The golden rule at St. Andrew's is to use Wikipedia (if...