Williams Libraries has received collections of books, manuscripts, and record albums documenting the life and work of one of America’s most influential poets and scholars Sterling Allen Brown, a class of 1922 graduate of Williams College. Continue reading »
When you search the library catalog you will now come across a new way to access scholarly articles. It is called Unpaywall and is designed to put the free versions of scholarly articles at the forefront. For searching outside of the library catalog, Unpaywall also offers a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox. Once installed, the extension displays a green icon when the paywalled paper you're viewing is OA available. Continue reading »
The default catalog settings allowed only one person or entity to be recognized as the primary “author” or “creator” of a work. Anyone else involved was listed as a “contributor,” regardless of their role, and their name was not display under the books title in the list of search results. Continue reading »
In commemoration of First-Generation College Celebration Day this display features books by and about prominent figures who also identify as first-generation students. Located in Sawyer Library's Lippmann Atrium. Continue reading »
Five lovely pastel portraits by Daniel Chester French (1850–1931) are on display through December in the Steven Schow ’81 Gallery (Sawyer 455), Monday through Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. They are only a few of nearly 350 drawings, paintings, and prints given to the Chapin Library… Continue reading »
This new exhibit features books that display the strange, out of the ordinary, and bizarre creatures and phenomena in science. Demogorgons not included. Located in the display case outside of Schow Science Library. Continue reading »
November 2 2018, beginning at 8:30am. ProShred, a professional confidential disposition company, will shred (on-site at the Library Shelving Facility) records in need of destruction. If you have materials to shred, see full post for details. Continue reading »
Food is ubiquitous but such a meaningful part of our lives. Williams Foodways presents photographs, letters, menus, yearbooks and account books to uncover what we ate, where it came from, where we ate and with whom from the 1790s to the present. Come experience salmon wiggle on rusk as well… Continue reading »
Since we launched the new library catalog in July 2016, we’ve been gathering feedback from users about what works, and what doesn’t. In response to what doesn’t work, we’ve made a number of enhancements to improve the user experience. Visit our catalog enhancements page to see what we’ve… Continue reading »
Join us at Schow Science Library room 027 on Thursday, September 12th. We will stream the live webcast of the 2019 Ig Nobel Prize Ceremony. Enjoy free popcorn and beverages. Improbable Research’s goal is to make people LAUGH, then THINK. They also hope to spur people’s curiosity, and to raise… Continue reading »
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