Friends of the ��Ӱֱ�� Libraries

Hands-on learning with collection artifacts

The College's collections are used extensively in classes and for individual research projects.

More than 50,000 artworks, from Greek antiquities to contemporary prints.

More than 60,000 rare books and millions of manuscript pages, from illuminated manuscripts to student letters and diaries.

Exhibitions of the College's art and cultural collections are curated as class projects or individual student initiatives.

The College's principal exhibition space on the 1st floor of Canaday Library.

Lab in Carpenter Library for students and faculty working on digital scholarship projects.

Carpenter Library's collections support the College's programs in archaeology, classics, cities, and the history of art.

Learn about the treasures in ��Ӱֱ��’s Special Collections through virtual access to exhibitions, catalogues, and invitations to lectures, openings, and other events.
Keep up with the ever-changing world of online resources used by students and faculty to advance and support their research.
Find out about ��Ӱֱ��’s unique approach to digital scholarship and information literacy.
Meet the Friends of the Libraries interns whose work cataloguing, preserving, digitizing, and analyzing items in the Special Collections helps staff and faculty make use of those collections in teaching and research.
Hear from staff about programs and projects that preserve and activate the collections and about ways the archives are revealing new perspectives on College histories.
Learn about the role of the Libraries’ resources in the classroom and in individual and collaborative research projects.
Keep up with the latest scholarship of the ��Ӱֱ�� faculty through the Libraries’ open access repository.
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