
Oct 3, 2022
In the media: John Clark on how the internet has eroded ability to read maps
HuffPost interviewed Lafayette's geospatial services librarian about research traditions that have been eliminated by the internet
HuffPost interviewed Lafayette's geospatial services librarian about research traditions that have been eliminated by the internet
Lafayette's Digital Humanities Summer Scholars spend six weeks deeply diving into research to produce amazing online projects that have a global perspective…
Students take a hands-on role in creating Skillman Library art exhibit that raises awareness for lives lost during immigration.
Summer scholars create digital projects tackling subjects like art, disenfranchisement, imitation, visibility, politics, religion, and social activism…
Students in the Digital Humanities Summer Scholars program bring research to life.
John Clark, data visualization and GIS librarian, helps faculty and students illustrate their research and published works with maps, charts, and diagrams…
Charlotte Nunes, director of digital scholarship services, has earned a local NAACP Image Award.
Thoman Lannon, new director of special collections and college archives, talks about what a college library might be.
Author and bibliophile Nicholas Basbanes lectured about his book On Paper: The Everything of its Two-Thousand-Year History.
Artist and scholar Xiaoze Xie presents his work and lectures on the evolution of his oeuvre about libraries, banned books at Skillman Library.