Mellon Chansonnier One of the world's most celebrated collections of medieval songs. Complete work digitized: bit.ly/2Fg1LFt

Our Jan. 3-5 IT upgrades have been successfully completed, and all temporarily limited library services are restored.

Due to predicted snow, all Yale libraries except Cushing/Whitney Medical Library will be closed Friday, Jan. 7. Online services and resources will be available as usual. Stay warm and view library hours at web.library.yale.edu/buildings.

The Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies is using music to bring the testimonies of survivors and witnesses to new audiences.

Due to predicted snow, Yale libraries will be closed Saturday, Jan. 29. We expect to reopen as scheduled Sunday, but please double check hours before coming to campus. web.library.yale.edu/buildings.

Jazz "Hot Spots" online exhibit brought to you by Yale Music Library

Mellon Chansonnier One of the world's most celebrated collections of medieval songs beinecke.library.yale.edu/collections/hi…

Statement on the Russian invasion of Ukraine and Putin's abuse of language from the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies. Fortunoff Video Archive fortunoff.library.yale.edu/2022/03/02/ukr…

Welcome to Risë Nelson who will join Yale Library as the inaugural Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion on April 1! Read an Yale Daily News story bit.ly/DEIdirector

Exhibition news: More than 60 rare and intriguing objects from our collections will be on view in the new Hanke Gallery (Sterling Library ground floor) and Yale Music Library starting Monday. library.yale.edu/news/new-galle…

Good news! Starting tomorrow, March 19, we are pleased to welcome public visitors back to the Beinecke Library exhibition hall on Saturdays and Sundays, noon – 4pm. Yale University Library Read more to plan your visit: beinecke.library.yale.edu/exh.../hours-a…

Points of Contact, Points of View is the first exhibition in the new Hanke Gallery

We are pleased to announce that as of April 11, Yale Library special collections will again reopen to non-Yale researchers. Details at bit.ly/3uPqSY5

Thank you Shades of Yale, for lifting your gorgeous voices at the new Hanke Gallery today. We loved your "Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing," in person and as a recording in the gallery's first exhibition, "Points of Contact, Points of View." bit.ly/HankeInaugural…

Yesterday's interview with gospel great Kurt Carr by OHAM Yale Music Library is a milestone for our expanded collection focus on Black church music. bit.ly/KurtCarrOHAM

Don't miss tomorrow's (4/22) Kurt Carr performance Yale Institute of Sacred Music Symposium on Music and the Black Church, including his arrangement of "Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing." We were thrilled to show him the original manuscript and musical score in Sterling Library.

Sacred music: A new interview with gospel composer and performer Kurt Carr open a new chapter in Yale Library’s Oral History of American Music program, and represents a milestone in the new interdisciplinary program in Music and the Black Church. library.yale.edu/news/interview…

Meet some of the 82 Yale Library staff who celebrated significant work anniversaries this year with a combined 1,160 years of service! Photo gallery at library.yale.edu/news/photo-gal…

We mourn the loss of an extraordinary woman, Chief Research Archivist Judith Schiff, 84. For more than 60 years she guided students, faculty, and researchers through the university archives. (thread excerpted from the Yale News story by Mike Cummings) bit.ly/JudySchiff.

On view now in the Sterling Memorial Library nave: Points of Contact, Points of View: Hanke Gallery Inaugural Exhibit at Ya... youtu.be/Y6_LCNhUX1g via YouTube