The Library Student Advisory Committee and Active Minds collaborated to host a "Slime Away your Stress" event during midterms.
Every week, we receive the latest books ordered by our knowledgeable subject librarians. Here are a few interesting titles we've gotten in recently!
-Julie Summerfield, Acquisitions Assistant, Collection Management & Scholarly Communication
In this post, Cullen Worth '27 explores English gardener William Carvill's relationship with the College. Cullen worked as the Quaker & Special Collections Liaison Intern during Summer 2024.
Join the Libraries in celebrating Juneteenth this year by making use of the resources below, learning how you can show your support, and attending local events! This year's list of resources was compiled by Monica Macarie '26 with the help of Social Sciences Librarian Dee Brown.
In this edition of the Staff Spotlight the Music Librarian and Coordinator of User Experience, Guillermo Gómez, answers questions about his work at Haverford's Libraries. He discusses resources at the Nan and Bill Harris Music Library, collection development, and the user's experience.
Haverford and Swarthmore’s libraries contain tens of thousands of documents related to nine Quaker-run schools. The National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition is now making them available to the public through a new digital archive.
Issue 23 of Connections, the Libraries newsletter, is now available!
Professor Kathryne Corbin discussed the cultural impact of French women journalists in her talk on February 21th, 2024.
In this post, George Tran '27 explores the legend of George Stephens, a Haverford College enigma. George works in Quaker & Special Collections as a Documenting Student Life Project student liaison.
Connections is the newsletter of the Haverford College Libraries.
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Curated by the members of Professor Jess Libow's spring 2024 first-year writing seminar, "Health and the Humanities"
Rebecca and Rick White Gallery
This exhibit documents the complex history of nineteenth century mental health care using letters, asylum records, medical treatises, and patient accounts from Haverford’s Quaker & Special Collections.
Curated by Anna Smith, Anne T. and J. Morris Evans Post-Baccalaureate Fellow
Rufus Jones Study, Level 2
This exhibit explores the life of Ada Smith, one of the women who made Rufus Jones's life possible.
Curated by Cullen Worth '27
Magill Wing cases
This exhibit explores the construction and history of the Barclay Hall dorm at Haverford.
Curated by Katherine Hong '24
Wall Gallery, Level 2
Explore photographs of campus by Jeannette Flamm Brockman
*We have a very tiny magic 8 ball.