Emmanuel College, Cardinal Cushing Library

09/26/2022

Don’t know what a scholarly source is? Click the link in bio for details

09/21/2022

Join us in celebrating where this year’s theme is Books Unite Us. Censorship Divides Us. Click the link in bio to learn more.

11/19/2019

This Starry Night is a challenge but it’s very close

10/25/2019

We totally agree! 📰📚

09/30/2019

Thanks for letting us know about your banned books reading habits. The most read banned book according to our display was...To Kill a Mockingbird

09/26/2019

Help us commemorate Banned Books Week, add your ✅ to the display

09/19/2019

Don’t be left in the dark this Banned Books Week (Sept. 22-28, 2019). ALA's Office for Intellectual Freedom offers several resources and activities for libraries and readers that highlight the Banned Books Week 2019 theme “Censorship Leaves Us in the Dark. Keep the Light On.” bit.ly/2A1d804

09/19/2019

One hundred years ago today, Emmanuel College opened its doors for the first-ever day of classes. At a time when women did not have the constitutional right to vote, the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur founded the first Catholic college for women in New England and established a legacy of excellence for generations of students.

Today—Emmanuel Giving Day: 9.19.19—we ask you to honor our founders' spirit with a gift in support of Emmanuel College's next century at https://www.emmanuel.edu/GivingDay.

09/18/2019

Roger Howe, Hermione Granger's Solution, The Mathematics Teacher, Vol. 95, No. 2 (February 2002), pp. 86-89

09/18/2019

hmmmm..... Good Question!

The original inspiration for the now-ubiquitous equestrian statue, a classical bronze of Emperor Marcus Aurelius, was almost melted down and lost forever.

07/02/2019

Thanks to Prof. Lisa Schneier and her Children’s Lit class for the great recommendations. Our Juvenile Collection (A.K.A. Children’s Section) has grown!