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With employee feedback, Yale Library builds new programs for staff development and engagement

January 14, 2026
Risë Nelson, director of Staff Development and Engagement (SDE), discusses the library’s plans and progress.
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Library Shelving Facility sets a record: Two million items delivered to users

December 18, 2025
A Hungarian-language journal for a research at Rutgers is the 2 millionth item requested and retrieved from Yale Library’s off-site storage facility since April 2020.

Humanities librarian receives Strauss Prize for book on the legacy of the Protestant Reformation

December 15, 2025
Michael Printy ’94, librarian for Western European Humanities, has been recognized for “Enlightenment’s Reformation: Religion and Philosophy in Germany, 1750-1830.”
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Safeguarding the collection: Library staff have digitized thousands of rare recordings

December 12, 2025
Expert staff and state-of-the-art equipment ensure that the library’s collections are protected and preserved.
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At Yale Library and beyond, Shawana Snell’s work is all about building community

December 10, 2025
As supervisor of Administrative Support, Shawana Snell supports colleagues, forges connections, and promotes a sense of community.
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Tracking the traveling circus: Student maps data to visualize American history

November 13, 2025
Devin Jernigan, a Ph.D. candidate in Architecture, created digital maps tracing the routes of traveling circuses that moved across the United States in the 1800s and early 1900s.

Terry Dagradi and Miriam Olivares are honored with Linda Lorimer Award

November 12, 2025
Dagradi, the Cushing Center Coordinator, and Olivares, head of Geospatial Support Services, received the awards for their distinguished service.
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