AANHPI? Yes! May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! It is a time for recognizing and celebrating their contributions and influence on the history, culture, literature, and achievements of the United States. In the library, you … Continued
What is the best way to get to know a librarian? By getting them to talk about books, of course! You may have noticed that we have a new face at the front desk in the evenings. We are very … Continued
Another successful Anniversary Weekend is in the books! We celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Form of 1974, the 25th anniversary of the Form of 1999, and were pleased to welcome back all Forms ending in 4 and 9. We … Continued
April is National Stress Awareness Month, and we’re having a great time exploring stress relief techniques and activities in the library. Below is a look at some of what we have in Ohrstrom to support you as you try to … Continued
We have a guest blogger for Poetry Month – Raen Kao, one of our Head Library Proctors: April is Poetry Month! Poetry has a long history of being a form of condensed literature, potent and powerful. For instance, Audre Lorde’s … Continued