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The First Car in Morocco: Visual Representations During the French Conquest
| by Erik Budo Uerkwitz
In the second installment in a series of posts about student academic projects in Special Collections, Erik Budo Uerkwitz ‘26 reflects on the representations of colonial Morocco in French photo albums.
Two is Company, Three’s a Crowd: A Brief Bibliographic Study of Middlebury College’s "The New Testament, The Booke of Common Prayer, and The Whole Book of Psalms"
| by Liefe Temple
In the first installment in a series of posts about student academic projects in Special Collections, Liefe Temple ‘25.5 shares her research on a very particular book.
"Scrapped!" A century of Middlebury scrapbooks on display in Davis Family Library
Come see the new Special Collections exhibition, curated by Ambar Vasquez-Mitra ‘25 and Yvette Fordjour ‘26, in the Davis Family Library atrium and in Special Collections.
The Armstrong Science Library Legacy
| by Mikaela Taylor
Special Collections, MiddPoints
Archival Sleuthing: Inspirations for the First Electric Motor
| by Mikaela Taylor
Did a Middlebury professor read a scientific journal in the 1830s that led to the invention of the electric motor? A bit of archival sleuthing solved the mystery.
Special Collections, MiddPoints
One Summer in Hawaii, Some Half-Century Later
| by Mikaela Taylor
Special Collections, Staff Picks, MiddPoints
"Staff Picks:" Jean Seeler-Gifford's Iconic Knit Sweaters
| by Liefe Temple
Special Collections, MiddPoints
JSTOR blog highlights Special Collections
Special Collections, Staff Picks, MiddPoints
New library exhibit: "Staff Picks"
| by Liefe Temple