Collection highlight: Geneologia
A peek into our Special Collections, featuring an 18th century manuscript with ties to the Spanish Inquisition. Continue reading Collection highlight: Geneologia
A peek into our Special Collections, featuring an 18th century manuscript with ties to the Spanish Inquisition. Continue reading Collection highlight: Geneologia
In celebration of National Poetry Month, Gleeson Library highlights work from our collection featuring Nomadic Press! Continue reading Celebrating Nomadic Press’ Legacy! A Beloved Bay Area Press
Check out Gleeson’s new art installation featuring a mosaic made entirely of e-waste materials! Continue reading Waste Isn’t Waste Until You Waste It
A highlighting of several e-resources for National Poetry Month Continue reading National Poetry Month’s E-Resources
A look at two library databases focused upon Women’s history. Continue reading Women’s History Month E-resources
In celebration of Black History Month, we’re excited to draw attention to a number of our unique and inspiring databases which focus upon Black scholarship, arts, and heritage. Continue reading Black History Month E-Resources
Art, history, Thomas Aquinas, and more in titles selected by faculty and Gleeson staff…
Continue reading “New ebooks February 15, 2024”Every three months, we receive the latest volumes from Harvard University Press’ Loeb Classical Library — Greek and Latin classic texts with English translations and copious commentary — in print and online.
Continue reading “Thinking about thinking with the Loeb Classical Library”Recent titles selected by faculty and Gleeson staff describe lives in writing and physics and more…
Continue reading “New ebooks January 31, 2024”For a trip back in time, take a look at the Youth and Popular Culture Magazine Archive from ProQuest, a digital collection of twelve magazines from 1940-2020. Lots of music, politics, sports… a wide-ranging, contemporary reflection of the teenage world from the United States and United Kingdom.
Continue reading “Teenage Time Machine”