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Professor Jessica Beckman and students examine illuminated manuscript leaves from a 14th-century French Book of Hours. (Photo by Rob Strong ’04)

In Other News: From Cuneiform to Kindle

baker library bell tower bells pre install May 20, 1928

Baker Library's Bells: a Story of Shared Soundscapes

Anvi Kalyana '27, Diya Patel '27, and Pallavi Ghanta '27 study in Reiss Hall

Refurbishments and Renovations at Baker-Berry Library

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We are proud that our strategic framework for Dartmouth Libraries was developed through engagement with a broad cross-section of Dartmouth stakeholders: students, faculty, library staff, campus partners, and Trustees. The result is a dynamic and ambitious plan, responding to and anticipating the needs of our communities in a fast-paced and ever-changing world.

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Friday Mar 13, 2026 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Finish It Fridays @ Feldberg

Join us at Feldberg Library on Dartmouth's West End to escape the heat of the day and make progress on your projects before the weekend! Finish It Fridays @ Feldberg is a weekly co-working event…

Feldberg Business & Engineering Library

Wednesday Mar 18, 2026 12:00 pm - 12:45 pm

AI & Publishing in the Health Sciences

Did you know publishers have (strong!) opinions about AI use in health sciences research methods and manuscript preparation? Publishers have released a range of policies about how researchers can use…

Literature Searching, MedLib, Publishing , Generative AI

Thursday Mar 19, 2026 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Dr. Quackbot: Building a Chatbot to Explore 200-year-old Dartmouth Medical Documents (Working Group Series)

Want to build AI skills while creating something wonderfully weird? Join us to: Develop hands-on skills in AI text analysis and basic…

Reproducible Research

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Library staff are experts at finding and accessing relevant resources, citing sources, and teaching information skills. There is a specialist assigned to every subject, who can plan your research project and navigate the library's resources. Library staff also work directly with faculty to support their research and courses.