The Libraries strive to make seamless
connections to our online
resources so that you can complete
your research no matter
where you are in
the world. If you are
a current
Claremont Colleges
student, faculty or
staff member, and
have access to a
computer and an
internet connection,
you have access to
many of the
Libraries’ materials
and services.
Among the services
available: contact a
librarian for help, by
chat, email or phone; search our
databases for scholarly articles and
retrieve the articles from more than
30,000 e-journals; consult online
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dictionaries, encyclopedias, and biographies;
access thousands of newspapers;
retrieve data, digital images and
statistics; read a book from
our electronic book collections;
or use any of our
numerous primary resource
collections such as “ North
American Women’s Letters
and Diaries.”
You also have access to
Interlibrary Loan services for
articles and book chapters.
They will be sent to you
electronically as email
attachments. These can be
requested from the Libraries
web site. You will not be
able to request books from
Link+ or ILL unless you are
able to come into the library to retrieve
them, as books must be picked up and
returned in person.
Cindy Snyder, Reference & Instruction Librarian
GIS WORKSHOPS
Software, data and documentation for GIS workshops provided. For more information
contact gis. support@ libraries. claremont. edu
GPS & GIS for Biological Sciences, Tuesday, April 10, 9- Noon
Site selection & surface modeling in GIS, Thursday, April 19, 3- 5 pm
GIS for Social Science Majors, Tuesday, April 24, 9- 11 am
All workshops are held in the Keck Learning Room in Honnold/ Mudd Library
To celebrate National Library Week, students,
faculty and staff from The Claremont Colleges’
community will come together for public readings,
desserts and coffee on April 12th and 13th
in the Founders Room of Honnold/ Mudd
Library. Readers will read from their own
chosen selection. Selections might include
short stories, poetry, book excerpts, personal
writings, dramatic interpretations or other
written works. Contact Sheri Irvin to learn
more about this event or to sign up to read:
sheri. irvin@ libraries. claremont. edu.
STUDY BREAKS DURING
FINALS IN HONNOLD / MUDD
Boynton Collection of Early Claremont
Photographs of Southern California from 1900- 1905
Claremont Discourse Lecture Series
Videotaped Claremont faculty lectures held at the Libraries
Edward Vischer Drawings and Photographs
Drawings of California scenes from the late 19th century
Interface Journal Archive
Multidisciplinary journal of student research at Harvey Mudd
View all the collections in the CCDL through the Libraries webpage
NEW COLLECTIONS
IN THE CCDL
Detail from Frontier Settlement, drawn
by Edward Vischer, circa 1862- 73
Cookies, caffeine, even pizza in Honnold/ Mudd
Library in the Founders Room. From Sunday,
April 29 through Saturday, May 5, between 8
pm and 10 pm, you’ll find friends and food -
cookies, coffee, and other treats. On Sunday
and Monday, May 6 and 7, pizza and soda will
be served at 9 pm. ( For pizza nights, be sure to
have your College ID with you.)
Word and the Image: The Artist/ Author Collaboration of Andrew Hoyem, PC ' 57
and Dick Barnes, PC ' 54
April 16 - June 8, Honnold/ Mudd Library
From the 1960s to the late 1980s, Andrew
Hoyem and Dick Barnes teamed to produce
several important, finely printed books at the
Arion Press, which are currently on display.
The M. S. Slocum Award for Student Libraries
April 9- May 14, Denison Library
Features individual book collections of 9 Scripps
seniors ranging in interests from acting and autism
to Irish culture and food in America.
EXHIBITS AT THE LIBRARIES
$ 2 for Hard Covers, $ 1 for Paperbacks
Tuesday, April 10, 9 am- 4 pm
Wednesday, April 11, 9 am- 3 pm
Denison Library Book Sale
NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK
APRIL 15 - 21
From left to right, Scripps seniors Elizabeth Gallagher and Jessica Christian in
front of their exhibit cases for the Slocum Award exhibition at Denison
