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Although the Library tries to remain open even when other parts of campus are closed, sometimes, despite our best efforts, weather conditions may make it necessary to close early or open late. We will announce any change to Library hours … Continue reading
There has been a change to our access to the Kanopy Streaming Database. For the remaining fall semester and the spring 2018 semester you will be able to view the 200 plus films for which the library has paid an … Continue reading
Conversation-One at New Paltz is a place of mutual respect, where anyone is welcome to share, examine, undermine – the ways racism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia, and other forms of exclusion and discrimination have impacted their life and those of people … Continue reading
Many groups are pitching in to help students get a little relief from finals-related stress next week. Here’s the complete list. Stop by if you’re in the Library! Sunday May 14 Snacks and Encouragement for Student During Finals! 6pm – … Continue reading
Dear New Paltz Students: The Sojourner Truth Library website ( library.newpaltz.edu ) is getting a full overhaul. We want your opinions to help create the best student experience possible on the new website. The library team is working with one … Continue reading
The Late Night Study in Sojourner Truth Library is open all night tonight, Wednesday, December 7 and tomorrow Thursday December 8. It’s open again this week and next, Sunday through Thursday. Check the Library Calendar for all the dates and times. The … Continue reading
First the news: Today the Library launches a new pilot food policy – eliminating the long-standing “No Food” rule. That policy has existed for as long as I’ve been here. And with a beautiful newly renovated space, there’s an understandable temptation to … Continue reading
Conversation One at New Paltz returns Wednesday, November 30. Two weeks ago my first message about the Conversation to the all-student email list caused some confusion. The wording misled some to believe it was a singular event, prompted by the election. … Continue reading
From the Library’s Mission, Vision and Values: “As a team of courteous and knowledgeable librarians and staff, we treat users with respect and empathy at all times and serve all members of the academic community equitably.” This means that the … Continue reading
Some of you may have noticed the handwritten poem on the wall in the main lobby of the Library during the week after the election. It went up as part of a spontaneous Zine-workshop created by librarians Madeline Veitch and Lydia … Continue reading