3rd Annual CAE Open House
Get educated about the many learning centers around campus, and celebrate the amazing job done by the many peer tutors employed around campus. Join us: Wednesday, September 16th 4 – 6pm...
Category: Campus News
Join us to talk about data!
Let’s talk about data! Wednesday, April 24th, Milne Library will host A Celebration of Data on the upper level of the library from 4:30 – 5:30...
Thoreau Society Annual Gathering
This summer, Paul Schacht and Joe Easterly traveled to the Thoreau Society’s Annual Gathering in Concord, Massachusetts to present on Digital Thoreau, which is a project that...
Kim Davies Hoffman: Profile of a Milne Librarian
Kim Davies Hoffman is a tireless instruction & reference librarian, a valuable team player, a careful mentor, and, as of last spring, Coordinator of Instruction &...
Keeping up with Campus news
Milne Library has a news blog. Its stories get channeled into our Facebook page, too, so folks can read about Library happenings here. Does your Department...
Celebrate a New Faculty and Student Publication
Milne Library invites the Campus community to a reception to celebrate Professor Emilye Crosby’s new book, Civil Rights History From the Ground Up. Thursday, April 21...
Ed Rivenburgh Awarded National Recognition for IDS Project Work
Former Milne Library Director Ed Rivenburgh is the winner of the 2011 Virginia Boucher/OCLC Distinguished ILL Librarian Award, a recognition of his vision and efforts in creating an...
Ed Rivenburgh retires as Milne Library Director
After more than 15 years as the Director of Milne Library, Ed Rivenburgh has retired from that position, leaving it in the capable hands of Associate Director Cyril...
Milne display memorializes architect Edgar Tafel
Edgar Tafel, one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s apprentices and an original member of Wright’s Taliesin Fellowship, died on January 18, 2011 at the age of 98. Tafel...
We bid adieu to three excellent librarians
When you stepped into Milne Library this semester, did you notice something missing? Three of our librarians are retiring, having logged their last days at Milne before...