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  • Header of the Connections newsletter, featuring white text on a Haverford red background and a photo of the exterior of Lutnick Library. Below this is a photo of Terry Snyder with text "From the Librarian" and "So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye"

    Connections Newsletter Spring 2024

    Issue 23 of Connections, the Libraries newsletter, is now available!

  • Three book covers: Consumed features abstract nature and symbols of capitalism in shades of blue; Smithsonian APA features a block letter title in which art objects are visible; Rethinking Gender features a central figure cuddling a cat

    New arrivals in the Libraries!

    Every week, we receive the latest books ordered by our knowledgeable subject librarians. Here are a few interesting titles we've gotten in recently!

    -Julie Summerfield, Acquisitions Assistant, Colelction Management & Metadata Services

  • Photo of three books. Web3 features the title in a multicolor font disintegrating into pixels. Illustrated Black History features a bright abstract silhouettes. Wild Girls features a photo collage of a group of girls and mountains in the background.

    New arrivals in Lutnick Library!

    Every week, we receive the latest books ordered by our knowledgeable subject librarians. Here are a few interesting titles we've gotten in recently!

    -Julie Summerfield, Acquisitions Assistant, Collection Management & Metadata Services

  • Photo of a crowd of people, mostly only visible by their hands or hats, holding up photos of disappeared loved ones.

    Congratulations to the Grupo de Apoyo Mutuo

    The Grupo de Apoyo Mutuo (GAM) project was recently added to #MemoriasSituadas, a continually updated interactive map of sites of memory related to serious human rights violations, collected by The International Center for the Promotion of Human Rights (CIPDH-UNESCO).

  • Photo of three books. Arguing For a Better World features rainbow gradient text on a white background. Never Whistle at Night features animals hidden among folk-artsy plants. Disability Visability features bright triangles of different sizes overlapping.

    New arrivals in Lutnick Library

    Every week, we receive the latest books ordered by our knowledgeable subject librarians. Here are a few interesting titles we've gotten in recently!

    -Julie Summerfield, Acquisitions Assistant, Collection Management & Metadata Services

  • Five book covers arranged in a row.

    Latinx Heritage Month Book Recommendations

    Looking for something to read? Try one of these titles suggested by our literature and languages librarian, Semyon Khokhlov!

  • sepia photograph of a crowd of children seemingly separated by gender and a small number of adults, outside in the yard in front of a large house.

    Grant awarded to digitize records from Quaker-operated Indian boarding schools

    The National Native American Boarding School Healing Coalition (NABS) has been awarded a grant of more than $100,000 from the National Historic Publications and Records Commission to digitize 20,000 records related to Quaker-operated Indian boarding schools, in partnership with Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College and Quaker & Special Collections here at Haverford!

  • 14 book covers arranged in two rows of seven.

    Summer Reading Suggestions Part 3!

    Looking for something to read? Try some recommendations from your friends in the Libraries, one last round before the summer is over!

  • header of the connections newsletter, featuring the title and issue number against a maroon background and a photo of Lutnick Library taken from Founders Green

    Connections Newsletter Spring 2023

    Issue 21 of Connections, the Libraries newsletter, is now available!

  • Twelve book covers arranged in two rows of six, with a black background between them.

    Summer Reading Suggestions Part 2!

    Looking for something to read? Try some recommendations from your friends in the Libraries, and watch this space for more summer suggestions.

  • Seventeen book covers in three rows; behind each row of books are thick green, yellow, and red stripes against a black background.

    Juneteenth: Freedom Day Readings and Events

    From your friends at the Libraries: a selection of articles, books, and Philadelphia area events to check out this Juneteenth!

  • Twelve book covers arranged in two rows of six, with a black background between them.

    Summer Reading Suggestions!

    Looking for something to read? Try some recommendations from your friends in the Libraries, and watch this space for more suggestions throughout the summer.

  • Video paused on two hands opening a small book and pointing inside

    Featuring Quaker & Special Collections

    Explore programming, services, and spaces in a new video.

  • Photo of three books. Magnificent Melies features a photo of Melies standing beside a huge King playing card. Rise features drawings of faces of Asian American celebrities. American Sirens features a sepia photo of a Black paramedic in an ambulance

    New arrivals in Lutnick Library!

    Every week, we receive the latest books ordered by our knowledgeable subject librarians. Here are a few interesting titles we've gotten in recently!

    -Julie Summerfield, Acquisitions Assistant, Collection Management & Metadata Services

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    Concerns of the Libraries on recent censorship

    Book bans and politically-motivated interference in the educational process are, plain and simple, censorship. 

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