The first issue of The Pelican was published on September 19, 1945. The goal was to produce a student-run newspaper that would be, in the words of the first editor-in-chief, “the visible expression of your thoughts and ideas”. He continued: … Continued
Over the spring term, Ms. Pine’s Civil Rights class worked weekly in the archives on their assignment, “Curating an Exhibit: The 1960’s and Civil Rights”. For the project, the students were asked to research and reflect on SPS in the … Continued
Established in 1917, the Pulitzer Prize is awarded annually for achievements in journalism, literature, and music. With categories including fiction, history, biography, memoir, poetry, and general nonfiction, it is one of the highest honors an author can receive. Check out … Continued
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. Here in the library, we will … Continued
Here at Ohrstrom, we are very lucky to have a great group of proctors who come in the evenings to help the librarians with various tasks, from shelving books to working the main desk. In celebration of National Poetry Month, … Continued