Who's ready for All Olin's Eve, Oct. 26th. 3 - 7 pm?? We'll have crafts, FREE food, and spooky activities like: Pumpkin Decorating w/ Rollins Art, 3 pm Body Horror Writing, 4 pm Tarot Reading Demo, 5 pm Ghost Tour in Annie Russell, 5:45 pm Sign up at my.rollins.edu/events/808857

Did you publish a book, article or online blog post? Participate in an art exhibition, performance or podcast? Work on a faculty-student collaboration project? Submit publication and creative works by Dec. 15th at rollins.edu/library/forms/…

Don't forget to sign up for a spooky happening at All Olin's Eve this Thursday: Pumpkin Decorating w/ Rollins Art, 3 pm Body Horror Writing, 4 pm Tarot Reading Demo, 5 pm Ghost Tour in Annie Russell, 5:45 pm Sign up at my.rollins.edu/events/808857

Prof. Rachel Walton in RollinsArchives wrote “Books bring us together, but books are under attack” for Orlando Sentinel, highlighting the dramatic increase of book challenges and bans in FL libraries. Rollins community can read the full article through our A-Z Databases page!

🌜All Olin's Eve is TODAY 🌜 From 3 - 7, join us for a fall festival you won't forget.

Next Friday, join us for a Central Florida Roadtrip: Winter Park Episode Screening produced by WUCFTV in Olin Library, followed by an open house in RollinsArchives, from 2:30 – 4:00 pm. 📅November 3, 2 – 2:30 pm 📍Library Meeting Room 230

Today we're welcoming Derek Malone as the new Dean of the Olin Library! Dean Malone comes from the University of North Alabama. He holds a BA, a MBA and a MLIS, and is currently completing his Ed.D. The Circ Desk will be closed from 2:30 - 3:30 pm to celebrate his arrival.

We were happy to see everyone at our Open House last week! For those who missed it, here's a small sampling of past #RollinsLife from our collections! Photos by Taylor Ingrassia '24 #RollinsHistory #RollinsCollege

Take a seed & watch it grow from our very own Seed Library! Available for Rollins College affiliates only.

Join us for Writing Books for (& with) Children with Dr. Matthew Forsythe from the Rollins English Department next Monday, November 13th, from 9:30 – 11:30 a.m.

Curated by Brenda Sands, a Graduate Assistant in the Office of International Student Scholars and Services, and her team, learn about International Students demographics here at Rollins for International Education Week!

Did you publish a book, article or online blog post? Participate in an art exhibition, performance or podcast? Work on a faculty-student collaboration project? Submit publication and creative works by Dec. 15th at rollins.edu/library/forms/…

We will close at 5 p.m. today, and will be closed Thursday, Nov. 22 through Saturday, Nov. 25 for the holiday. We will reopen for extended hours on Sunday, Nov. 26. Have a wonderful holiday weekend and we will see you next week for exam prep weeks!

Catch up on some late-night studying at Olin Library. We will be open until 2 a.m. starting today through Dec. 7!

Today, Olin Library will close at 5 p.m. and starting Sunday, Dec. 10, we will be closing at 10 p.m. until Dec. 22, when we will be taking just a tiny, little winter break!

We will be closing at 5 p.m. this week 21, and will be closed December 22 – January 1, 2024 for a short winter break. We will reopen on January 2 for the Spring Semester. Happy Holidays!

Wow, the semester really did fly by! We’ll be closed from December 22 – January 1 for a short winter break. While we will miss you, we hope that you all enjoy the holiday season ⭐ We will reopen on January 2 for the Spring Semester. Happy Holidays and we’ll see you soon!

It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of the 13th president of Rollins College, Dr. Rita Bornstein ’04 ’04HAL. Read more about her life and legacy: rollins.college/3NXvIwI

We will be closed on Monday, January 15 in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and reopen Tuesday for our normal operating hours.

New on our blog from Prof. Wenxian Zhang, "Be the Change: A Brief History of Social Activism at Rollins" buff.ly/4b6sPn1 Photo: #RollinsAlumni Muriel Fox leads a Chicago march for the Equal Rights Amendment in 1980, courtesy of Muriel Fox #RollinsHistory #RollinsCollege