From pioneering Black feminist and MacArthur “Genius” Fellow Loretta J. Ross, this urgent and exhilarating memoir-manifesto-handbook provides bold, practical new ways to transform conflicts into connections, even with those we’re tempted to walk away from. You are invited to the September meeting of the Inclusive Excellence book club for staff and faculty: Book: Loretta Ross, Calling
Let's celebrate the start of the year! The library will be tabling in Moody lobby throughout lunch. We'll bring the latest (and greatest) new books, and free library buttons....bring your curiosity!
The library and The Green will be hosting open house on the first floor: come visit us! Meet new people, explore the library, and pick up some tips for navigating the semester. We look forward to meeting you on Monday :)
Come have a look and a listen! The music books have moved from Presser to the WRL and this exhibit features some great reads. Whether you're a little country or a lot Mozart, a Deadhead or into Old Head Hip-Hop: we have books for you!
You are invited to the August meeting of the Inclusive Excellence book club for staff and faculty! Book: Charmaine Wilkerson, Good Dirt: a novel RSVP to Dina Hackley-Hunt: hackleyhuntdm@hollins.edu . The daughter of an affluent Black family pieces together the connection between a childhood tragedy and a beloved heirloom in this moving novel from the New York Times bestselling
Need a lift during exams? We've got you! Check out the library’s programs and services: Extended Hours for StudyStarting Sunday, May 3: the library stays open until 2 am! More time to work and focus in a quiet setting. See all library hours: library.hollins.edu/hours Exam Snacks, Crafts, and Stress BustingFriday, Dec. 8 – Monday, Dec. 11.
Join us in celebrating the accomplishments of our graduating GLAM Certificate holders! Student presentations of GLAM capstone projects will be followed with a reception.
Hello commuters, this is for you! Join the library and the CLE tutors as we create a supportive space for getting your work done. Bring any writing or presentation project; get help from tutors and librarians, or just enjoy the coffee, tea, snacks and mellow atmosphere :) We hope you can make it!
Please join us to celebrate the excellent work submitted for this year’s research awards! This year’s finalists are: First-Year/Sophomore category Annika Gulling ('27) - "Genetic Causes of Classical Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome: Investigating a Pathogenic Single Nucleotide Variant in the COL5A1 Gene" nominated by Dr. Shaun Davis. Melanie Stevenson ('28) - "Syncretism of Culture Through Restoration at
RSVP to Dina Hackley-Hunt: hackleyhuntdm@hollins.edu . Martyr! is bestselling author Kaveh Akbar’s debut novel; Akbar is also an award-winning poet whose writing appears in the New Yorker, the New York Times, Paris Review, New Republic, GQ, The Atlantic, Best American Poetry, Best American Sportswriting, and elsewhere. Born in Tehran, Iran, Kaveh is the Roy J. Carver Professor of English at
