The Vanderbilt Library is fortunate to have important distinctive collections that draw scholars for consultation and research. Two interesting international scholars recently visited the Bandy Center to use resources related… Keep reading
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Gaming Collection comes to Vanderbilt
The Library has acquired The George Clulow collection, one of the greatest collections of books about card games, games of chance, playing cards, and chess in the world. This collection,… Keep reading
Vanderbilt Libraries welcomes author Martin Seay
Martin Seay, author of the lauded book The Mirror Thief, will be discussing the future of reading at Vanderbilt Central Library on Tuesday, October 17 at 6:30 p.m. His novel was… Keep reading
Vanderbilt Libraries to exhibit at Southern Festival of Books
For the first time, Vanderbilt Libraries will have a presence at the Southern Festival of Books, a three-day event celebrating the written word. The festival will be held in downtown… Keep reading
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Management Library to Close May 5-August 9
The Management library is undergoing a complete renovation. Preliminary work began over spring break, with major demolition beginning May 5th. The tentative re-open date is August 9th. Please contact us… Keep reading
Student Appreciation Week!
Happy Student Appreciation Week! The SEL staff would like to thank each and every student worker for their hard work, dedication and commitment to this library. We truly do have… Keep reading
Intern Insights: Book Clasps–Have You Hugged A Rare Book Today?
Guest post by Brenda Thompson When Brooke and I first began processing the University of Nashville collection, this 1747 book (currently uncataloged) was one of the first to capture my… Keep reading
Intern Insights: Don’t Judge A Book by its Cover
For the next several weeks, we will have guest posts written by our Special Collections interns about the projects they have worked on and the lessons they have learned. Hi! … Keep reading