Applications for Summer 2025 Rare Book School are now open! We’ll be hosting two courses this summer: 15th Century Books in Print and Manuscript, and Print for Children: rarebookschool.org/schedule/

Our Latin American Studies Librarian Fernando Acosta-Rodriguez was featured in a Choice.Reviews interview that discussed our Latin American Ephemera Collection, which features tens of thousands of unorthodox materials: choice360.org/feature/prince…

On exhibit now in partnership with Princeton University Library, "Powering Up the US Labor Force" provides an immersive look at the impact of Helen Baker, the first Industrial Relations Section librarian and first female associate professor at Princeton University. Learn more: bit.ly/4as8I2N

“Helping people find the resources they need is incredibly rewarding. Sometimes, it’s like a treasure hunt tracking down specific recordings, manuscripts, or bits of information.” Meet Lisa Read, our Music Librarian: library.princeton.edu/about/library-…

Scenes from the opening reception! A huge thanks to Princeton Economics for making this happen!

#ThrowbackThursday: Ralph Bard, Princeton Tigers Class of 1906, in his football uniform. #TBT

Welcome back, Princetonians! For all you engineers and scientists on campus, we’ve changed where you’ll pick up and check out books at Lewis Science Library: library.princeton.edu/about/library-…

2025 is in full effect, but we had some pretty cool stuff happening at the Library last year, too! From visualizing data IRL to unlocking a new way to image items, here’s some of what we were up to: library.princeton.edu/about/library-…

Last week, we celebrated Baker’s work at our reception for “Powering Up the U.S. Labor Force,” curated by Charissa Jefferson, Labor Economics Librarian. The exhibition is showing now through June in the in the Louis A. Simpson International Building Princeton Economics

#OnThisDay in 1867, a couple promoting women's rights and racial equality were prevented from speaking in Princeton. More: ⬇️ bit.ly/Feb_3-9

This week’s Wordless Wednesday by Princeton University Library Mudd Library special collections 🤫❄️ specialcollections.princeton.edu/2025/02/wordle…

Watergate records that the U.S. Congress legislated to be closed for 50 years at the conclusion of the House Judiciary Committee Watergate Inquiry in 1974 are now open for review at Mudd Library, with two-thirds of the records digitally available: online. specialcollections.princeton.edu/2025/01/waterg…

To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the publication of “The Great Gatsby,” Princeton University Library is planning a suite of programming inspired by the Library’s significant F. Scott Fitzgerald '17 and Gatsby-related holdings. bit.ly/3EEHN80

The Great Gatsby is turning 100! We’re planning a LOT of on- and off-campus events, from a viewing of the 2013 film at the Princeton Garden Theatre, to an after-hours speakeasy with Princeton Public Library, NJ and The Glenn Crytzer Quartet: library.princeton.edu/gatsby100

Happy Love Data Week! We have workshops on all things data, analysis, maps, and more all week long: library.princeton.edu/lovedataweek20…

Special Collections is offering two fellowships this summer for professionals looking to gain experience in tech services, public services, and curatorial work. Apps are due March 3! library.princeton.edu/about/library-…

From Princeton University Library's #DouglassDay activities to a curated a list of influential books by African American Studies, Princeton and more, here's a roundup of #BlackHistoryMonth events at Princeton: bit.ly/3EBGR4q

#ThrowbackThursday: A couple taking a stroll, ca. 1891. This is a drawing by Princeton Alumni Booth Tarkington, Class of 1893. #TBT

Find out how to market librarian expertise to students with Audrey Welber, Princeton University Library. Hear how she turned outreach efforts into buzzworthy campus programs at #CILDC. Register with code SOC25 for early bird pricing before Feb 21st! ow.ly/G9iB30sJFn4