As you may know, Finals Season is officially upon us! But fear not, Oxford College Library has got what you need to study hard and destress even harder. Here is a Final Exam Survival Kit with essential library resources for you to ace your finals and sail smoothly to the end of the semester. Library Read More …
Name: Grace Deng Hometown: Cheshire, CT Year: Second Year Major: Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology Fun Facts about Me: I have been dancing since I was 5 years old. I have a cat named Lily. I used to play the violin and the flute. My favorite books are The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern, Sea of Tranquility by Emily St. Read More …
Name: Yulianna Walker – Caban Hometown: Lodi, New Jersey Year: Sophomore Major: Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology with a Minor in Spanish Fun Facts about Me: I have watched Jim Carrey’s “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” so much that I can narrate the movie. I am obsessed with baking desserts and trying new recipes all year Read More …
Name: Avery Uffelmann Hometown: St. Louis, MO Year: Sophomore Major(s): Biology + Anthropology Fun facts: I have a dog named Mousse My Duolingo streak is over 1300 days I have been a dancer since I was 2 years old I have the most common birthday
According to the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), Transgender Awareness Week is a week in which transgender individuals, organizations, and their allies help their communities better understand the trans community and shed light on the issues they face. Transgender Awareness Week takes place annually on November 13th-19th leading up to Transgender Day of Read More …
Angela Chan is the Oxford College Library Student Employee of the Month for November 2024! She has excellent customer services skills and treats all patrons that walk through our doors fairly. Angela is dependable, respectful, and takes initiative. We are proud to recognize Angela as an outstanding student employee!
Name: Crystal Oleka Hometown: Marietta, Georgia Year: Sophomore Major: Anthropology & Human Biology Fun Facts about Me: I can neither swim nor ride a bike. I learned how to braid hair during quarantine. I created a podcast over the summer. I am of Nigerian heritage.
Banned Books Week is a campaign launched by the American Library Association in 1982 to draw attention to a rise in efforts to restrict access to information shared by libraries, bookstores, and schools. This past week from September 22nd to September 28th was Banned Books Week this year. It is usually celebrated in the last week of Read More …
The month of April is Arab – American Heritage Month. This month exists to acknowledge, uplift, and celebrate our Arab community. To celebrate and highlight this beautiful culture, we have curated a list of works created by Arab authors that we recommend. Minor Detail by Arabia Shibli describes the Palestinian experience of life under Read More …
April 2nd – 8th is Autism Acceptance and Awareness Week. Autism is a neurodevelopmental disability that affects 1 in 100 people in the world. It is characterized by issues with socialization and communication, repetitive behaviors and interests. To celebrate Autistic people and their caregivers, we have gathered a list of books and resources we can Read More …
Find yourself running short on time? No worries, us too! But you can still make time to sit down and lose yourself in a good book. If you still want the accomplishment of finishing a book without dedicating long stretches of time to do so, pick up a short read! We have put together a Read More …
