Who wrote … “I’m as corny as Kansas in August …” ??? Be sure to drop off your answer in the Library Question of the Month Box located at the entrance of our library. Good luck! From all the correct answers, a winner will be drawn and a prize will be awarded on September 30, 2011.

The Boyden Library’s server will be upgraded on Sept. 13. There will be no access to the library’s online catalog. Databases and LibGuides will be available. I apologize for the inconvenience.

Thank you to all of our DASAC friends who visited the library on Friday, August 12 to serenade our staff with an exciting new library love song and to present us with a beautiful poster.  Come visit the library to admire our summer DASAC display.

Thank you to all of our DASAC friends who created a special surprise for our library staff – a lovely poster that showcases each of the young artists’ favorite books.   Be sure to visit the library to admire our DASAC poster — currently on display at our Circulation Desk.

Welcome back!  Be sure to visit the Boyden Library this weekend.  One of our displays is a showcase of the works of Reunion Class Authors. Reunion Class Authors View our library display online

APRIL LIBRARY QUESTION OF THE MONTH:  A number of books have been written by – and about – the religious work of this DA alumnus, Heritage Award recipient, and renowned theologian. He is best known as one of the founders of  Centering Prayer

The Question: Time Magazine recently recommended the debut novel of this 1997 Deerfield Academy alumna within its on-going column “The Short List of Things to Do”.  A recipient of the 2006 Amanda Davis Highwire Fiction Award, her work has also been published in 2008 Best American Short Stories’ 100 Distinguished Stories.  Who is this DA [...]

Earth Day is April 22 and the Boyden Library is ready for the celebration with a newly updated Environmental Issues Research Guide!  This guide showcases the abundance of books, online databases, and websites that provide information on the general topic of environment as well as specific issues like the Green Cup Challenge, climate change, global warming, endangered [...]

MARCH LIBRARY QUESTION OF THE MONTH: Time Magazine recently recommended the debut novel of this 1997 Deerfield Academy alumna within its on-going column “The Short List of Things to Do.”  A recipient of the 2006 Amanda Davis Highwire Fiction Award, her work has also been published in

The Question: A little known fact about this Deerfield Academy alumnus (whose courage is immortalized in a bestselling memoir and a 1975 Emmy nominated movie)  is that he corresponded with Albert Einstein while still a student at DA. Who is this student? The Answer (Provided by Albert Einstein): May 16, 1946 Dear Mr. Gunther: I [...]