Spring break is upon us and the Student Book Group has chosen their selection. They've decided to go the path of non-fiction this go-round with the...
Oxford's database, African American Studies Center has a new interface making the navigation process smoother. They've improved user experience by...
When you walk through the Main Common Room (MCR) these days you might notice a slight change in the décor.
What once was the home of A. Felix duPont...
The SAS book group met on Monday, December 16th and discussed their previous pick, Elizabeth Strout's Olive Kitteridge; a book that everyone seemed...
Take a look at JSTOR Daily and their stories on the upcoming winter holidays. If they don't give you a lift and put you in the holiday spirit, they...
Check out JSTOR Daily and their segment on the American holiday, Thanksgiving. Their writers have done their research and their stories are maybe to...
As Thanksgiving break approaches, the Student Book Club is gearing up to read. Their second selection of the school year is Elizabeth Strout's...
The Tuesday evening before Halloween the Library hosted it's annual Trick-or-Treat trivia contest. With a record breaking 40+ contestants making up 10...
If you're dying to have fun and Halloween is your favorite holiday, then you should check out JSTOR Daily. This month they have posted their Halloween...
The first trivia match-up for the 2019-2020 school year was held on Thursday, September 19th with three teams competing; The AV Club, All Alone in the...
Banned Book Week, Literature Locked Up, Censorship Leaves Us In the Dark, however you would like to refer to this atrocity, it's a reminder to all of...
The SAS Student Book Club has selected The Prince of los Cocuyos as their first read of the 2019-2020 school year. Leaders of the club, Spencer...
The summer 2019 reading and enrichment pages can be found here. Under the required reading tab you will find over 50 recommendations from SAS faculty...
The latest SAS Book Club read is The Time Keeper by Mitch Albom. The group thought it important to select a book that was not only a quick read but...
The Irene duPont Library has been very busy these past couple of weeks! History students are diligently working on their research papers, gathering...