The carrel and locker reservations form will open for the Fall 2025 semester starting July 1, at 8 am. Save the date! For further information, contact Shawna Battle, battlesa@hollins.edu

Calling all readers: thank you for your support of the API Voices In Verse Exhibit! If you check out a book from this exhibit - on the library's first floor from April through exams - you are eligible for a special giveaway for a signed copy of Chanlee Luu's book, The Machine Autocorrects Code to I,

Congratulations to the winners and finalists of the 2025 Wyndham Robertson Library Undergraduate Research Awards! First-Year/Sophomore category: Lois Carpenter (’27) for “The Algebra Behind Magic”, nominated by Assistant Professor Molly Lynch. Junior/Senior category: Hailee Brandt (’25) for “Processing Warfare and Navigating Defeat: The Mexican Narrative Constructed During the Mexican American War of 1846-1848”, nominated by Assistant Professor

Come check out "Asian & Pacific Islander Voices in Verse," now on the library's first floor! This book exhibit honors new and classic poets in celebration of National Poetry Month and AAPI Heritage Month with a selected variety of poetry collections, criticisms, and craft books. Exhibit created by Chanlee Luu, MFA ('23) and Katie Lê

“Women During Wartime” is an exhibit from the Hollins University Archives, now shown on the third floor of the Library. Through photos, scrapbooks, clothing, diaries, and other archival materials, the exhibit shows the activities of students and alums during the Civil War, WWI, WWII, Korea, and Vietnam.

Access has changed for a small number of shows within our Kanopy film streaming database. You may encounter a request form when attempting to view a film: please submit the form and we will respond within one business day. The change affects MHZ Networks, BBC Studios, A&E, Bayview, Lifetime, Shudder, Stash Media, and The History

The Music Library in Presser is open! Hours for the Spring 2025 semester: Mon. 9:30 am - 1 pm Tue. 9:30 am - 12:30 pm and and 3-4 pm Weds. 9:30 am - 1 pm Thu. 10 am - 12 pm and and 2:50 - 5:50 pm Fri. 1 - 3 pm  

"On Thursday Afternoons: Domestic Labor and Hollins University" is an exhibit from the Hollins University Archives about the history of the black women who worked at Hollins as domestic staff after the Civil War. Location: Library, 2nd floor. The exhibit was created by Sanaa Belton ('26) as part of a J-Term internship in the library's

EBSCO databases and E-books have been redesigned for better accessibility and an improved user experience. For more information, read the announcement.

Pop-Up Books! The Art of Paper Engineering, a new exhibit from the library's Special Collections and Archives department, is now featured on the library's second floor. With gorgeous examples from fantasy, fairy tales, and classic literature, this exhibit has something for everyone. Come check it out!