Formerly Milne Library
The Library’s revised collection development policy is now available on the Library website at the following link: https://www.geneseo.edu/library/library-policies The collection development policy is a guiding document...
The librarians at Fraser Hall Library have drafted a collection development policy for all areas of the library collection, including print and electronic resources, College Archives...
Whenever you: obtain books, media, look up information on a Milne database, request a resource, or request information about local or college history, you can thank...
TERC, School of Ed Students, kids, parents, and lovers of childrens’ books: Milne Library has acquired over 4 dozen new picture books! Themes include celebrating...
Perhaps you’ve noticed the collection of books on display in the entry lobby of Milne Library, just in front of our Minerva? If you haven’t already,...
First of all, settle down – the X Special Collection is NOT porn! It’s what Milne X Special Collection bookscalls its collection of (mainly) rare books. It’s been moved to the upper level of Milne.
On Friday, September 22nd, Milne Library will host a Fall Story Time Event for children and their caregivers! This event is sponsored by the Young Children’s...
Faculty librarians Brandon West and Michelle Costello (with Kim Hoffman, University of Rochester) have recently published an edited volume with the Association of College and Research...
Milne library has a growing collection of required course texts for many of the courses taught on campus. These are generally available for 4 hour loan at...
Author: Craig DeLancey. The textbook is an “introduction to formal logic suitable for undergraduates taking a general education course in logic or critical thinking.”
New Database! Indigenous Peoples of North America Part 2
New Year, New Database Trial!
New Year, New Resources!
New trial resource available: IBISWorld business and industry database!
Two New Databases available: Bibliography of Asian Studies, and Ethnic Diversity Source
Search for Course Reserves with one click via the new Fraser Hall Library Website!
