Join us for a lecture and a curated exhibit by College Archivist and Head of Special Collections Keith Chevalier.

Celebrate works of scholarship and research by faculty and staff published during the 2019 calendar year.

How do you identify predatory publishers and conferences? What has your experience been with these?

How do you incorporate information literacy into your courses? What has worked well or not so well? What questions do you have?

How do you protect your online privacy? What concerns do you have?

Join us on Friday, November 20 to discuss Jhumpa Lahiri's Pulitzer Prize-winning Interpreter of Maladies.

Join us on Friday, October 16 to discuss Nancy Kress's Hugo and Nebula award-winning novella Beggars in Spain.

Join us on Friday, April 17 to discuss Zora Neale Hurston's novel Their Eyes Were Watching God.

Join us on Friday, February 21 to discuss Alice Walker's Pulitzer Prize-winning The Color Purple.

Geisel Library will be hosting its 30th Annual Book Sale during Family Weekend, Friday, October 18th through Sunday, October 20th.

In an effort to increase access to marginalized voices, the Geisel Library will be hosting an event to transcribe essays written by those who are imprisoned, work in the prison system, or volunteer in the ...

Come to the Info Session to learn more, to brainstorm ideas and projects and to talk about diversity, inclusion, and art, as well as the role art has in giving voice to our individual and community struggl...

Join us to discuss the #1 most challenged book in 2018. Melissa knows she’s a girl, but the world sees her as a boy named George.

College Archivist Keith Chevalier will host an exhibit titled, Transitional Technologies, in the Archives & Special Collections at Geisel Library.

What experience do you have with interdisciplinary research? What advice to you have for someone who wants to get started?

What is your experience with qualitative research? What methods have you employed?  What are the pros and cons for your subject area?

What citation managers do you use? How do they work? What are their pros and cons? How do you use them (e.g. for your own research, with your students, etc.)?

Join us for the Geisel Library’s Panel on Careers in Library and Information Science to learn where your interests can take you, whatever your major.

Learn about current archives projects and recent additions to special collections.

This March, for the third time Geisel Library is celebrating March Book Madness!

Go on a blind date with a book or movie.

Stories of art heists are the subject of sensational articles, books, and films. They capture the public’s imagination and bring to mind images of masked burglars carefully orchestrating complex and intricate t...

In celebration of Martin Luther King Day on Monday, January 21, 2019, Geisel Library has prepared a print book exhibition.

Presenting the 5th Annual Celebration of Research & Scholarship, an event that recognizes faculty and staff who published works of scholarship during the prior calendar year.

Roseann Latona of White Swan Yoga will be offering a yoga class in the library to help relieve some of that exam week stress! Space is limited. You MUST register for yoga.

Bring a warm blanket and join Cindy Lou Who for 30 minutes of guided relaxation, courtesy of White Swan Yoga.

It's a holiday feast of treats! (No roast beast.)  Take a study break, visit with friends, and grab some sweet treats, hot beverages, and laughter with Charles Getchell, during our always-high...

Visit with Jean near the Reference Desk and decorate a grinchy cookie or two. We'll have plenty of cookies, perfect for a quick snack to perk you up and celebrate the season!

The King Edward Society will once again host several therapy dog visits this semester. Take a break, pet a pooch, and feel the tension of final exams drift away.

ARE YOU STRESSED AND NEED TO RELAX? CAB (Campus Activities Board) is hosting a relaxation event in the library on Monday, December 3rd. Stop by between 4-7 pm for CHAIR MASSAGES.

Members of the Saint Anselm College community are invited to bring their lunch and join Geisel librarians for a discussion on Monday, November 12th, 12:30-1:20 p.m. in the library classroom. To kick off the ...

Geisel Library will once again be holding its Annual Book Sale during Family Weekend, October 19th – 21st. There is always a wide assortment of titles and subjects to browse through. Highlights of the sale i...

Join us in the library’s Reading Room for discussion of Marjane Satrapi’s graphic-novel-format memoir about her childhood growing up during the Iranian Revolution.

Join us on Tuesday, September 25 and demonstrate your 1st Amendment rights by reading your favorite banned book.

After a successful debut last year, March Book Madness returns to Geisel Library this spring! Paralleling the NCAA’s March Madness, instead of college basketball teams we’ll be pitting well-known books aga...

For the third year running, Geisel Library will be offering Blind Date with a Book (or Movie) leading up to Valentine’s Day. Look for the festive red book cart during the first half of February, filled with wra...