Exploring the Library: Illustrations from President Doti’s Children’s Books
It’s late, I’ve been in the library studying for hours. I need to take a break. What do I do? […]
Exploring the Leatherby Libraries
Exploring the Library: The Dillon Family Map and Geographic Information Center
A month ago, my mom and dad were visiting San Diego with my Uncle Bud. I drove down for the
Exploring the Library: Yakir Aharonov Alcove
When I was younger, I would watch every documentary I could about quantum physics, string theory, future technology, anything in
Exploring the Library: The Sikhs and Sikhism in America Study Room
I grew up in northwestern Pennsylvania in a town called Wilcox. Wilcox has a population of roughly three hundred and
Exploring the Library: Milton and Rose Friedman Reading Room
Tucked away in the far corner of the second floor sits the Milton and Rose Friedman Reading Room. Housing the
Exploring the Library: Russian Icons from the Collection of Evelyn Lalanne
“What are icons?” you must be thinking, because if you are anything like me, you have never heard of them
Exploring the Library: Vernon Smith Reading Alcove
I am a firm believer in surrounding yourself with people who you look up to and who you can learn
Exploring the Library: Kevin Lee Underwater Photography
If you have ever ventured to the third floor of the library, you may have noticed a collection of photographs
Exploring the Library: The Center for American War Letters Archives
Not only do they house one of the biggest collections of American war letters, second only to the Library of
Exploring the Library: The Italian Heritage Archive Study Room
My great-great-grandparents were immigrants from Italy. They eventually settled down in northwestern Pennsylvania where I grew up decades later. They
Exploring the magic of the Leatherby Libraries: Introduction
It’s officially been an entire year since I started working at the Leatherby Libraries as a Student Assistant for the