If you're in Dimond Library at closing time, you might just hear writer and television host Fritz Wetherbee or UNH a capella group Off the Clef remind you to bring your study materials to the circulation desk for check-out.
For those not in Dimond Library at closing time, listen to the announcements:
The UNH Traditional Jazz Series presents the Taylor Haskins Quartet on Monday, November 12 at 8pm in the Johnson Theater at the Paul Creative Arts Center.
General admission tickets are $8 each and $6 for students and seniors. Tickets are available at the UNH Paul Creative Arts Center Ticket Office and at the door one hour prior to the performance. You may also order tickets online or call 862-PCAC (7222).
The University is curtailing operations Monday, 10/29 and Tuesday, 10/30 due to expected inclement weather.
Dimond Library expects to be open 11am-8pm both Monday and Tuesday provided the campus has power and conditions are safe. The science branch libraries will be closed Monday and Tuesday. Please check back for updates.
Update: Dimond Library will be closed on Monday, October 29. We expect to open on Tuesday, October 30 provided the campus has power.
We're happy to announce another UNH student art exhibition! This exhibit will be during spring semester in the exhibit space on Level 3 (Main Floor) in Dimond Library. It is open to all UNH students, both art and non-art majors.
This is a juried exhibit. Each artist may submit two entries. All submissions must be framed and ready to hang.
If you'd like to participate, please submit your entry form online. You will also need to send an accompanying photo to library.displays@unh.edu. Entries must be received by November 30, 2012.
Dimond Library received considerable mention recently when author Nicholson Baker named it his favorite library in the world.
It’s quiet, full of blond wood, full of neatly shelved books, and in the summer very few people are there in the reading room. I find a table near an electrical outlet and sit and listen to the HVAC system blow through the building — keeping all those books cool, waiting for readers who will want them.
For the days you can't get to the beach, check out these summer and coming of age themed movies! They're all available for circulation from the UNH Library Multimedia Room.
The Literary Horse is a unique exhibit touring libraries which pairs photos of horses and their riders with quotes from great pieces of literature.
Mark your calendars for this upcoming exhibition hosted by the University Museum and the UNH Therapeutic Riding Program. Programming is being planned with the Durham Public Library.
The exhibit will be held at the University Museum, Dimond Library, Level 1, June 1 through June 23.
Fourteen library staff celebrate milestones today for their years of service to the University. Collectively, they have contributed 250 years:
Elizabeth Fowler-Camara (Circulation)
Heather Gagnon (Physics library)
Nancy Mason (Special Collections)
Jan Salas (Interlibrary Loan)
Sean Jones (Library IT)
Jean Putnam (Circulation)
Kevin Roddy (Circulation)
Jake Viebrock (Collection Management)
Lise Bargardo (Collection Management)
Ann Cloutier (Collection Management)
March is Women's History Month. Check out the movies available for circulation at the UNH-Library that highlight the diverse experience of women in history around the world. Our collection includes films about suffragists, whistleblowers, politicians, artists, athletes and more.
