Can you imagine starting college in 2020? What is often an exciting, but potentially overwhelming experience turned into something far more challenging for our first year students arriving in September during the pandemic. Along with the usual learning curve associated…

The latest Burns Library exhibit, “Devoted Catholic & Determined Writer: Louise Imogen Guiney in Boston,” opened in February 2020—just a month before the pandemic forced our closure. (See the online exhibit.) Conservator and exhibit curator Barbara Adams Hebard had been…

Just as this has been a year like no other, this winter will be like no other. BC Libraries will do everything we can to maintain services adapted to working at a distance. Here are some updates about various services,…

Hegnar Zeitlian Watenpaugh, Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2019 The Missing Pages dramatically begins with a lawsuit filed against the J. Paul Getty Museum. In 1994 the museum had purchased the “missing pages,” the beautifully illustrated canon tables from an…

Despite the pandemic, we still want to invite you to join us online as we celebrate 2020 GIS Day on Wednesday, November 18. Our GIS Day celebration this year will provide a workshop showing how GIS can be used in…