Come get a good book before the break! Our last bookmobile this semester will feature more great new titles for you to explore.

Don't miss your chance to get Hollins alum author Tara Sim's We Shall Be Monsters before her visit on November 7-8! We are giving away 50 copies for free: first come, first served! Come for the free book, stay to get a good scare: in addition to the newest books from the library, the bookmobile

The books are coming to Moody! Come see the newest offerings: visit our table during lunchtime. Contact: Outreach Librarian Maryke Barber, 540-362-6592, mbarber@hollins.edu

Calling all students, faculty, and staff in the summer graduate programs: come celebrate at the library! Join us on the lawn for desserts and beverages: your first drink is on us.

Travel through time back to libraries past, with photographs, art, and other objects from the University Archives.

1955-2025: Celebrating 70 Years of Study Abroad at Hollins A presentation by Director of Global Learning Ramona Kirsch and Archives & Special Collections Librarian Isabel Folck. Join us as we plan, share and celebrate the upcoming milestone of 70 years of Hollins students studying abroad! Hollins students aboard the SS Liberté, on the way to

Happy Reading Day! The library is here to help you make it through finals :) We are staying open late and starting today, stress relievers, coffee, and snacks* are available in the Coffee Commons every evening through Sunday. Come and make your own buttons, do some coloring, or play a game, for a fun and crafty

Please join us for the reception to celebrate the excellent work submitted for this year's research awards! These awards recognize exemplary student research projects completed in Hollins courses with a cash prize of $300 for winners and $100 for finalists, along with publication in the Hollins Digital Commons. Finalists in the First-Year/Sophomore category Phuong-Anh Ha

Enjoy food and games, learn more about the GLAM Studies Certificate program at Hollins, and join us in recognizing Hannah Slusser (’24), first to graduate with the GLAM Studies certificate. Please join us!

The library invites you to a 1st-floor exhibit of books and films which explores the interwoven histories and potential futures of Israel and Palestine, at a time of great sorrow and suffering for the Palestinian and Israeli people.