As part of National Library Week, we’re highlighting one of our senior student workers, Tyla Parks. Tyla has been with us for her four years at Susquehanna University, working as an Interlibrary Loan and Archives student assistant, and is planning on relaying that work into a Library Science degree next year. Currently, Tyla is a…Continue Reading Library Student Worker Spotlight: Tyla Parks
The Department of Rare Books and Special Collections by Eva Jurczyk Leisure PR9199.4.J86 D47 2022 Liesl Weiss long ago learned to be content working behind the scenes in the distinguished rare books department of a large university, managing details and working behind the scenes to make the head of the department look good. But when…Continue Reading Ready to Read
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As Pride Month closes, we are highlighting new releases that tell stories of perseverance, hatred, strength and love from the LGBTQ+ community. After a stormy, intense year, it’s refreshing to have a month centered around hope and prosperity. COVID-19 continues to halt Pride celebrations around the country, but these readings stand as a testament that…Continue Reading 10 LGBTQ+ books to read in 2021
From unapologetically heart-wrenching to hopefully optimistic, this list encompasses all of the difficult, awkward topics and conversations that people need to be having. After the political and social unrest of the last year, people search for clarity and answers, some of which can be found in the pages of literature. These new releases explore the…Continue Reading June 2021 releases you MUST read
Happy National Poetry Month! The month of April is not only dedicated to rain showers and flowers. It is also a month in which we celebrate words and language. Find these poetry books at the library and relinquish yourself to the words of the poets. Book summaries are from the publishers’ website. Blood Feather by…Continue Reading Five Books to Check Out for National Poetry Month
Black History Month began in 1925 as Negro History Week and was established by Carter G. Woodson. It had the goal of educating people and highlighting the various contributions and accomplishments of African Americans. Over the years, it began to gain momentum and earned traction in schools, libraries, and museums. Today, it is observed during…Continue Reading Must-Read Contemporary Books by Black Authors
Grab one of these newest additions to our leisure collection today!…Continue Reading Newest Additions at Blough-Weis Library
It’s been a while, but we’ve got some new leisure books for you! Read these previews and swing by to grab a few today!…Continue Reading New Fiction for Curbside Pickup
September 28th – October 2nd, 2020 is national Banned Books week, an annual celebration highlighting our freedom to read. To celebrate this historic week, we urge you to rebel and read these books that have been recently challenged by others. More information on Banned Books Week can be found Here. The Hate U Give by…Continue Reading Do Not Read These
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