Each year the Yale University Library produces a compelling report of its activities during the previous fiscal year. Click http://www.library.yale.edu/notabene/to read more about some of the most important projects the Library was engaged in during 2011-2012.
Survivors and witnesses describe their experiences during the Holocaust period. Included are a Jesuit priest who was a seminarian in Hungarian-occupied Czechoslovakia; a Jewish woman who was a young girl in Łosice, Poland; another who was deported from the Warsaw ghetto to Majdanek; a Jewish male...
The Windham Campbell Prizes Literary Festival celebrates the work of the 2014 winners of the Donald Windham-Sandy M. Campbell Literature Prizes, annual awards that honor literary achievement and provide writers with the opportunity to focus on their work independent of financial concerns. The eight...
Thursday November 14, 1:00pm
SML International Room
The doctors will present an overview of benign and malignant disease of the prostate and its implications for urination, sexual function, and quality of life in men. They will discuss screening and review non-medical, as well as medical and...
The Library was honored to receive a visit from Natan Sharansky last week. Sharansky was one of the founders of the Refusenik movement in Moscow. He spent some time looking at materials in the Judaica and Slavic & East European collections, accompanied by Judaica Curator, Nanette Stahl,...
The Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Yale University has acquired two “Tyndale Bibles” — the first printed English translations of biblical texts — which are among the rarest and most influential works in the English language.
The acquisition consists of two volumes: William Tyndale’s...
The Library was affected by a substantial flood on Wednesday. As a result, the Irving S. Gilmore Music Library and the Microform Reading Room will be closed through the weekend. Thankfully, no damage to the collections was incurred. The Library is assessing how long the repairs will take....
