Continuing to honor Black History Month, we focus today on a story by Matthew Wills. He writes about Shirley Chisholm and the significance of her run...
Continuing to honor Black History Month, we share The Story of Juneteenth. JSTOR editor, Lynn Brown, writes about the history of this celebration...
To honor Black History Month, JSTOR Daily editors are picking their favorite stories and publishing on their website for all to read. The content is...
How many of us make New Year's resolutions only to have them go by the wayside within a short period of time? Librarian's assistant, Jenn Wilson '03...
The Irene duPont Library is always deeply interested in what people are reading, but our interests are diverse. Prompted by Kristin Honsel, the...
Did you know that you can read The Economist from the comfort of your dorm room, your office, or while working out in the gym? Well, you can! As long...
This month we are featuring the debut novel written by Tommy Orange, There, There. (The book takes its title from Gertrude Stein's line about Oakland...
The Irene duPont Library provides a wide range of resources for research and casual reading. The following newspapers arrive daily, The News Journal,...
Mischief Night in the library was a celebration of literary characters in many forms, such as: vampires, monsters, zombies and humans too! The host of...
It's Halloween in the Irene!
A murderer is driven mad by an incriminating noise he thinks he hears in what Edgar Allen Poe story?
This month we are featuring the newest book written by Yale University professor, Joanne B. Freeman, titled,The Field of Blood. The timing of the...
From time to time we post information that we think may be of interest to you, the patrons of our library and library website, that are contained...
Our most recent alumni author, Lydia Kiesling from the SAS Class of 2001 has published her first novel, The Golden State. Lydia is currently editor of...
The summer 2018 reading and enrichment pages can be found here. Under the required reading tab you will find over 50 recommendations from SAS faculty...