Need some more study time? Starting this Sunday, May 3, the library will be open until 2 am! Here's our full schedule for extended hours, Reading Day and Exams: Days Open Hours Sun. May 3 12 pm - 2 am Mon. May 4 - Sun. May 10 8:30 am - 2 am Mon. May 11
Tuesday, May 5, from 7 p.m. - midnight in the CLE (1st floor). Come get stuff done at the library! You bring your homework, we'll provide snacks and a cozy atmosphere. Sodas, and snacks. Special feature....frozen treats. Writing tutors & librarians (until 10 pm). Support when you need it, quiet when you don't :)
Did you know that you can now search for classes based on textbook costs? Some courses in the HIS online schedule of classes are now designated as having zero-cost materials, low-cost materials (under $40), or regular-cost materials.You will see this information in the Attribute column. Most but not all courses have a designation — unknown costs may exist for a variety
Reserve a carrel or locker in the library for the Fall semester! The reservations form will open July 1 at 8 am. Save the date and for for further information, contact Shawna Battle, battlesa@hollins.edu
Wyndham Robertson Library is proud to announce the winners and finalists of this year’s Undergraduate Research Awards! In the First-Year/Sophomore category: Winner: “Syncretism of Culture Through Restoration at Cyrene’s Temple of Lykeian Zeus” by Melanie Stevenson (’28), recommended by Dr. Katelin McCullough. Finalist: “Genetic Causes of Classical Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome: Investigating a Pathogenic Single Nucleotide Variant
Come check out our newest exhibit! Many Voices, One Community celebrates literature for National Arab American Heritage Month (NAAHM): novels, poetry, short story, memoir, and more. Explore the amazing diversity of stories and voices from Arab-American authors and take home something to read 🙂 The exhibit will stay on the library's first floor throughout April.
Come check out two new exhibits! Rosebud Hobson: Sixteen Girls, a Raft, and the Mississippi River (3rd floor) From the Hollins Archives: This way lies adventure! In the summer of 1966, inspired by the story of Huckleberry Finn, a group of Hollins students embarked on the journey of a lifetime. The Rosebud Hobson archives exhibit includes
How prepared are you to engage with moral and political controversies in our democracy? This month's book exhibit Pluralism on Display: Examining Divergent Perspectives challenges you to read outside your comfort zone, by bringing together reputable and highly cited intellectual perspectives on two hot-button issues. Where: first floor of the library When: throughout March 1.
