Need a study break? Stop by the snack break table for FREE coffee and snacks in the library atrium, while supplies last.
The Gardening Club is hosting a watercolor paint night in the library atrium. Registration is required through Campus Groups/Gardening Club student page. At the program, we will also ask participants to help me use our new window markers to decorate the atrium windows for fall/thanksgiving.
Free bubble/breathing exercise kit give away (while supplies last) and bubble activity table outside of the library. Partnering with Clinical Mental Health Counseling Grad Program.
Pet therapy, provided by Pet Partners of Central New York, is being offered at the library throughout the fall semester. Stop by the library to play with a pup! Sessions will be held in the library atrium (or just outside the Library entrance if the weather allows).
See the full schedule for other dates and times.
Pet therapy, provided by Pet Partners of Central New York, is being offered at the library on Tuesday, September 12 from 3 – 4:30pm. Stop by the library to play with a pup! Sessions will be held in the library atrium (or just outside the Library entrance if the weather allows).
See the full schedule for other dates and times.
Join us on Tuesday, September 5, at 5:30pm for the opening reception and author talk with writer and curator, Ana Merino, and comic author article, Ana Penyas. The reception will be held in the Library. Here is the schedule.
Illustrating Spain in the U.S. is a creative dialogue about the role that Spaniards played in the history of the United States. This exhibit combines the graphic expressiveness of comics and their authors with the inquisitive perspective of scholars who have written a series of complementary articles. Comic creators have built comic strips that feed on academic knowledge and demonstrate that Spain has been part of America’s reality since before the U.S. was officially founded.
The exhibit will run from September 5 – December 30. It is free and open to the public during regular library hours. For more information visit or call (315) 445-4333.
Sponsored by the Spanish Embassy in Washington, D.C., in collaboration with the Department of World Languages, Literatures and Cultures, Lectures Committee and Hetterich Center for Global Engagement and Societal Impact.
This guide provides information about the Common Reading – “Hiroshima” by John Hersey & Poems by Sankichi Toge. This includes information on how to access the Common Reading texts and related content. It also provides information about Hiroshima, John Hershey, and Sankichi Toge. Visit the Common Reading – “Hiroshima” by John Hersey & Poems by Sankichi Toge.
Join us on Sunday, June 11, 2pm-4pm for the opening reception of CNY Watercolor which will be held in the Library. Immerse yourself in work by members of the Central New York Watercolor Society whose art offers a unique insight into the world around us.
The exhibit will run from June 1 – August 17. It is free and open to the public during regular library hours. For more information, call (315) 445-4333.
Pet therapy, provided by Pet Partners of Central New York, is being offered at the library on Tuesday May 9 (Study day visit!) for two sessions, 3:30-5 and 5-6:30 . Stop by the library to play with a pup! Sessions will be held in the library atrium (or just outside the Library entrance if the weather allows).
See the full schedule for other dates and times.
The library is seeking tiny artwork masterpieces from the campus community in celebration of National Library Week (April 24 to 29). Follow these steps to have your artwork displayed in the show!
1. Pick up a mini art kit (3 x 3 canvas, paint brush and paint) from now until Wednesday, April 19 (subject to availability) at the library service counter.
2. Create a tiny work of art that celebrates this year’s National Library Week theme “There’s More to the Story.”
3. Artists are encouraged to return their completed project to the library by Thursday, April 20 so it can be displayed during National Library Week.
4. Attend the artists reception on Tuesday, April 25 from noon to 1 p.m. The reception is open to artists and the entire campus community. Tiny refreshments will be served.
The exhibit will run from April 24 – 29. It is free and open to the public during regular library hours. For more information, call (315) 445-4333.