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Deadline Extended to Submit Your Love Data Week 2023 Poster Design!

January 30, 2023

All students of The Claremont Colleges are invited to join us in celebrating International Love Data Week 2023 by designing a poster that illustrates this year’s theme, Data: Agent of Change. In addition to winning a gift card prize, the first, second and third place winners’ posters will be displayed in the recently launched Digital.
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The image shows a circular logo with a yellow owl against a blue background. The owl sits on a green pencil, holds a red book with “Night Owls” spelled out on the cover, and is peering through a piece of pizza. Text around the logo reads, “The Claremont Colleges Library, Open 24/7.” The background image shows students studying in a library.

Hoot, Hoot! Night Owls is Back to Help You Power Through Fall 2022 Finals!

December 2, 2022

The Library is here for you during reading days and finals week! Check out our Night Owls activities taking place December 7-15 that will create space for brain breaks, de-stressing, snack, food and coffee breaks, and so much more! As is tradition, we will also be keeping the building open all day (24 hours!) between.
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Sharing the Collection of Barbara Drake: Tongva Elder, Educator, Ethnobotanist

November 21, 2022

The Claremont Colleges Library is excited and honored to present a fall exhibit that highlights the newly-donated Barbara Drake Collection. This exhibit highlights the work of Barbara Drake as a Tongva Elder, educator and ethnobotanist. Visitors to the exhibit can explore Barbara’s focus on education, research, interpretive history, ethnobotany and plant medicine, plant-based recipes, language.
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The Braxton Collection is Back!

October 27, 2022

The Braxton Collection of Popular Literature is back after a pandemic hiatus! Come peruse this collection of recent popular fiction and nonfiction titles on the second floor of the Mudd building in the Library. As you’re browsing the collection and looking for your next great read, check out the books from the Staff Picks program..
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Learn More & Get Inspired By This Year’s Open Access Week!

October 24, 2022

Jennifer Beamer, Scholarly Communications Librarian We invite you to get inspired, embrace the spirit and join us in celebrating the 15th annual International Open Access Week which is themed “Open for Climate Justice” and takes place this week from October 24 – 30, 2022. “This year’s global theme seeks to encourage connection and collaboration among the.
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Happy 70th Anniversary to the Honnold Library Building!

October 23, 2022

Seventy years ago, on October 23, 1952, the Honnold Library building was dedicated in the presence of Caroline Honnold, essentially marking the start of The Claremont Colleges Library’s story. Caroline — along with her late husband William Honnold, a former Pomona College trustee and founding trustee of The Claremont Colleges — gave a generous gift.
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Recognizing Hispanic Heritage Month

September 29, 2022

Hispanic Heritage Month is observed from September 15 to October 15 each year in the United States to celebrate Americans, including those with indigenous backgrounds, whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America. (With this in mind, please note that The Claremont Colleges Library acknowledges that the term “Hispanic” may.
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