Thanks to the Library’s Cataloging Department, finding new books has never been easier. Now, if you want to see what new books have come in for a specific subject, then all you have to do is visit the Library’s Research … Continue reading
October is GLBT History Month, and the Scranton Inclusion student group will be celebrating the achievements of GLBT icons throughout history. If your interest is piqued by the flyers you’ll be seeing around campus, why not stop by the Library … Continue reading
Our science reference books have moved! No longer do they sit alone on the third floor, isolated from the rest of the reference section. You’ll now find them integrated into our second floor reference collection, enjoying the company of the … Continue reading
The Circulation and Access Services Team put together a display highlighting the summer season with pictures of original art and literature. Please stop by. The books are available to purchase or can be checked at the Circulation Desk on the first … Continue reading
Did you enjoy the films National Treasure or The Da Vinci Code? Are you fascinated reading about Alexander the Great, Nicholas and Alexandra, Napoleon, or other historical figures? Have you wondered how authors combine research, adventure, and storytelling? The works … Continue reading
This year, the Weinberg Library will join libraries through the nation in celebrating the importance and value of libraries to their communities, whether they serve a public, academic, or school population. To begin our celebration, we’d like to invite you to … Continue reading
We’re T-minus 73 days to the kickoff of Book & Plant Sale 2010, and the Library staff is already busy getting ready for our biggest annual event. Clear your calendar for April 24 and 25, since this year’s sale promises … Continue reading
At the end of Saturday’s Distinguished Author event, award recipient William Bernhardt read one of his poems, titled “Scratches,” to the audience. The attendees loved it, and so many people wanted a copy that we asked Mr. Bernhardt if we … Continue reading
Photo courtesy of Flickr user ‘eseering’ under a Creative Commons license. http://www.flickr.com/photos/yankee_belle/ / CC BY 2.0 Last Spring, we received feedback from grad students regarding their loan period for books. Our grad students are heavy researchers, and they made … Continue reading
The talents and skills of the 2009 Recipient of the Royden B. Davis Distinguished Author Award, William Bernhardt, reflect many aspects of the contemporary library. William Bernhardt is an author, a teacher, a mentor, a researcher, a composer, and communicator. … Continue reading