Dukedom Large Enough: Residential College Libraries
Posted by R. J. O’Hara for the Collegiate Way
30 April 2003 (collegiateway.org) — A college without a library is hardly a college at all. Individual residential college libraries are not just places to study: they centers of student service, archives of college history, and examples of faculty and alumni generosity. Establishing a college library is very easy and very inexpensive as long as you think small. A new page of recommendations on how to establish residential college libraries can light your way.
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