The Library Student Advisory Board presents an evening of board games, puzzles and snacks! Feel free to bring your favorite game, or explore our selections.

Join us for the March meeting of LSAB with an update about the library building, planning for game/puzzle and poetry events in March, and more! Dinner is served starting at 4:30 pm. All students are welcome: if you plan to attend, please rsvp to Shawna Battle (battlesa@hollins.edu) by Tuesday, March 26.

Need to get some work done? Come on over…the Library and Writing Center are collaborating to host write-ins, 7 p.m. until midnight on the Library's first floor: Wednesday, Apr. 17 in the Reading Room (Pizza!) Write-ins feature coffee, hot chocolate, snacks and support. Until 10 pm, you can work with librarians or writing tutors on

Need to get some work done? Come on over…the Library and Writing Center are collaborating to host write-ins, 7 p.m. until midnight on the Library's first floor: Tuesday, Mar. 12 in the CLE: Midsemester Madness (Donuts!) Wednesday, Apr. 17 in the Reading Room: Deadlines & Extra Cheese (Pizza!) Write-ins feature coffee, hot chocolate, snacks and

The Philosophy Club invites you to explore a wide collection of philosophical topics. Ranging from a brief introduction of philosophy to discussions on video games to texts on niche areas, this exhibit has something for everyone. The Philosophy Club aims to introduce philosophy to our community and spark philosophical discussion – whether it’s about how

Explore the history of relationships at Hollins with this new exhibit from the library's Special Collections & Archives. From the early days of the Darlings to weddings on campus today...love is in the air!

Come to Moody for your free copy of Toni Jensen's book Carry: a Memoir of Survival on Stolen Land. We have 50 free copies: first come, first served! Also check out these events in the library on October 29: Writing workshop - 10:30 a.m. - noon in the CLE. Open to all students. Reading, book

Library bingo features library themes prizes and is co-sponsored with HAB. Don't miss your chance to win!

Join us at the Library to write and read! We’ll have a conversation about character, language, and other elements of writing from oral history. Whose story would you lift up? Open to current students, faculty, and staff; you are welcome to bring a paragraph of your work. Refreshments provided. Don't miss the Beanstalk reading: Ethel

Ethel Morgan Smith (M.A., Hollins University) is the author of Path to Grace: Reimagining the Civil Rights Movement (University Press of Mississippi 2023); Reflections of the Other: Being Black in Germany (CreateSpace 2012); From Whence Cometh My Help: The African American Community at Hollins College (University of Missouri Press 2000). She also adapted From Whence