Library, Museums and Press News
Nov
16
Collection Spotlight: The Edward Field Papers
Edward Field is a literary giant in the poetry and LGBTQ+ communities, but his entry into the world of poetry may surprise you. He first began to write poems while serving in the U.S. Air Force during World War II ...Read More
Nov
16
10 Heartwarming Reads for the Holiday Season
Embrace the joy of the holiday season with books that will leave you feeling hopeful, inspired and as warm as a mug of hot cocoa. While several of these selections feature heavy topics and many of them may bring you ...Read More
Nov
5
New Resources in Museums 2021: A Selected List, October 2021
Originally posted by Dustin Frohlich, Special Collections Acquisitions in Museums are recorded here in Powerpoint documents that can be downloaded. They are organized by year and include selected images. For more information about recent acquisitions in Museums, please reach ...Read More
Nov
5
New Resources in Special Collections 2021: A Selected List, October 2021
Originally posted by Dustin Frohlich, Special Collections Special Collections librarians welcome instruction and outreach opportunities to promote these primary sources with faculty. Requests for instruction or faculty recommendations for new acquisitions are always welcome. Please contact: https://library.udel.edu/special/contact-us/askspec/ Collections Committee ...Read More
Nov
5
New Resources in Mark Samuels Lasner Collection 2021: A Selected List, October 2021
Originally posted by Dustin Frohlich, Special Collections Special Collections librarians welcome instruction and outreach opportunities to promote these primary sources with faculty. Requests for instruction or faculty recommendations for new acquisitions are always welcome. Please contact: https://library.udel.edu/special/contact-us/askspec/ Collections Committee ...Read More
Aug
24
Library, Museums and Press Updates for Fall 2021
Updated September 1, 2021 Morris Library During the fall semester, which begins August 31, Morris Library will be open to students, faculty, staff and the public. Library visitors will be able to browse the book stacks to find their desired ...Read More
Jul
27
Mapping Out the Semester: Using Maps to Learn, Share History
Article by Allison Ebner | Photos courtesy of Special Collections Whether we’re looking for buried treasure or planning our next road trip, we tend to put our trust in maps. For centuries, maps have been seen as reputable sources ...Read More
Jul
27
What’s Cooking in Special Collections: 9 Recipes to Try at Home
Photography by Jaynell Keely Looking for a new dish to add to your repertoire? In Special Collections, you’ll find a robust collection of rare and specialty cookbooks, recipe cards and other food ephemera that can enhance your research or ...Read More
Jul
27
10 Staff Picks to Add to Your Summer Reading List
Looking for your next good read? Our staff are here to help. Over the past year, many of us have turned to our bookshelves for company and escape. Some of us turned to thrilling and fantastical adventures, while others ...Read More
Jun
28
10 LGBTQIA+ Books for the Young Reader’s Summer Reading List
Selected by Meghann Matwichuk, our children’s literature subject librarian, these picture books and young adult novels will help you celebrate and discover LGBTQIA+ stories and experiences throughout the summer. — Picture Books Julián Is a Mermaid by Jessica ...Read More