Albion College has recently introduced new study rooms within the campus library, enhancing the learning environment for students. These study spaces offer students a dedicated area to concentrate on their academic pursuits. These study rooms...
This March, the Albion College Library hosted its 2nd Annual Mini Golf in the Library. A big thank you to Bella Bakeman from who covered the event for our student newspaper, The Albion Pleiad. The nine hole course was designed and set-up by our...
The Library recently implemented a new interlibrary loan system, Rapido. This next-generation system allows for the efficient exchange of resources from throughout the world. With over 500 member libraries, Rapido has an impressive...
Kai the Therapy Dog will be leading tours of the Library on Wendesday, September 1st from 1 - 3pm. We will meet on the main floor of the Seeley G. Mudd Learning Center and take a short, fun tour of the Library to learn about the resources and...
Seeley G. Mudd Learning Center
The main floor of Mudd was recently renovated and is now home to Client Services. Instructional Technology is also located on the main floor of Mudd. We are excited to share space, skills, and resources in...
Join us for Ben Blackwell: I Had No Idea What I Was Doing: Tales of Rock and Roll Archiving in the Modern Era at the 21st Annual Marilyn Crandell Schleg Memorial Lecture on Thursday, Oct. 10 at 7 p.m. in Bobbitt Auditorium. Blackwell is the co...
Check out our newest database, Digital Theatre+. Digital Theatre+ is the world’s leading educational platform for the performing arts and provides users with unlimited access to over 900 full-length productions and educational resources.
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Elizabeth Palmer is an Albion College alumna of the class of 2010. While here, Elizabeth double majored in Organizational Communications and Vocal Music. She went on to receive a Master of Historic Preservation from Eastern Michigan University. Prior...
Kai the Therapy Dog can often be found in the Library. He likes to head over to Library Co-Director Mike Van Houten's office for a few treats before he makes his rounds to greet students studying in the "Kai"brary.