By Jenna Massey '24, External Relations Student Assistant, W&M Libraries
W&M Libraries Blog
Previous Posts
Feb 2023
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February 20, 2023Black History Month can trace its roots back nearly a century, to the work of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, a historian of African American History. -
February 15, 2023This post is written by Jennifer A. Merriman -
February 13, 2023Valentine-related stereoviews are rare. There are many series of views that depict love, courtship, and marriage.
Jan 2023
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January 23, 2023Faculty at William & Mary make global contributions with their research. In this blog series, we interview faculty with recent publications for insight into their scholarship. -
January 4, 2023Our faculty at William & Mary are making global contributions with their research. In our recent blog series, we interview faculty with recent publications for insight into their scholarship.
Dec 2022
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December 19, 2022Last year when I wrote about Santa stereoviews, I stated that I did not know of any stereoviews that depicted reindeer. Now, I stand corrected.
Nov 2022
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November 30, 2022William & Mary Libraries and the Dean of Arts & Sciences are pleased to provide funding to cover the registration costs for up to 5 faculty and graduate students interested in attending the Digital Humanities Summer Institute, June 5-9 (on-site at University of Victoria) and June 12-16, 2023 (online). -
November 30, 2022The Provost's Office and William & Mary Libraries invite you to a Writers’ Retreat in Swem Library. The purpose of the retreat is to give you uninterrupted time to work on a specific writing project, complete research, edit a manuscript or prepare a grant proposal. The retreat will provide quiet space in Swem, along with food, beverages and (perhaps most importantly) STRUCTURE.
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November 28, 2022Take a minute each day during final exams to recharge with these activities at Swem! All events will take place in the first-floor lobby area unless otherwise noted. -
November 16, 2022Although National Thanksgivings were periodically proclaimed from Colonial times in America, Thanksgiving as a Holiday was not formally adopted until Abraham Lincoln declared a day of Thanksgiving in 1863.