Do you need to have some fun? Run around a little? Clear your mind? The library has some games you can check out. We have a football, soccer ball, volley ball, paddle ball, hacky sack, frisbee, Twister, Backgammon and a deck of cards. Take a study break and check out one of our "toys".
Library staff and our student workers have created a display about client communications. It’s a combination of books and journal articles in our collection. It’s just inside our door. Here is what the library student workers picked out...
Welcome back and Happy New Year! Nancy Meyer built this Bookish Snowman from things she found in the library.
The Veterinary Library is celebrating spring! The Cummings Community Garden had a seed planting workshop on March 25. Approximately 20 people joined together to plant seeds, learn about growing seeds, ask questions and share expertise. Some of these seedlings are now "living" in the library, enjoying the beautiful, abundant light we get through our windows. Almost everything has sprouted; the peas are particularly vigorous growers. Please cheer them on when you’re in the library!
Cummings staff have authored publications on many subjects over the years. Come see the book display in the library. The topics include:
What does 'One Health' mean to you? Come see the display in the Veterinary Library. We are proud to feature posters created by our students, articles written by our faculty, a local newspaper article featuring one of our students, in addition to other materials.
Do you know that the Veterinary Library has books and journals dedicated to the topics of nutrition and diets for dogs, cats, horses, wildlife, fish and humans? We even have a horse treats recipe book. Our oldest book dates back to 1743 (come ask and we'll show it to you). Some of our oldest books are online; you can find them in the Tufts Library Catalog.
A new Library display features TCSVM authors. Come see Dr. Kumar's just published clinical anatomy book and new editions of Dr. Engelking's books. Also on display are books about animal rights, goat medicine, anesthesia, critical care, diagnostic imaging, hemoparasites, and more. And did you know... TCSVM faculty, staff and students have published nearly 100 articles already in 2012?
The summer Seaverns Equine Collection displays encompass the Olympics and humor. Visit the Library and lighten up your day with some humor, or read about equine Olympic events, history or personalities.