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...
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.)?
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...
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.
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...
The SAC Debate Society hosts a debate on the resolution "Banning of books should be abolished."
Stop by to witness a fierce debate on our basic civil liberties and enjoy refreshments too!
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.
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...
How do we help students move beyond a “peer-reviewed” checkbox when evaluating sources? Is it important for students to understand the complexities of open access, predatory journals, preprint servers, scientif...
Preprint servers are on the rise, and the perennial issue of retractions demonstrates that peer review can’t catch all errors or research misconduct. Is traditional peer review a necessary stamp of approv...