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The Banned Books Symposium, a virtual event that is free and open to the public, will take place Saturday, March 5 from 9 a.m. to noon. The symposium is cosponsored by Â鶹ɫÇéƬ's Kaplan Family Library; the Ramapo Catskill Library System;…

A new exhibit of student artwork was recently unveiled at Â鶹ɫÇéƬ's Kaplan Family Library and Learning Center. Students created the works as part of two beginning art classes: 2D design and painting. Both classes are part of the Communication…

Vivian Milczarski was recently named director of the Kaplan Family Library and Learning Center at Â鶹ɫÇéƬ. "I am grateful to have the opportunity to serve as the director of the Kaplan Family Library and Learning Center," said Milczarski…

The sculpture of a phoenix that had adorned Â鶹ɫÇéƬ’s former Curtin Memorial Library was reborn on Thursday, November 5, taking its place at the Kaplan Family Library and Learning Center.  In Greek mythology, the phoenix is said to have…

Michael L. Fox, assistant professor of Business Law, Pre-Law advisor, and MBA coordinator at Â鶹ɫÇéƬ, recently discussed how the law impacts electronic devices, social media, and cloud storage.  “Electronics, Law, and Society – Welcome…

Ludmila Smirnova, professor of Education, discussed how to improve teaching by using technology on Monday, October 19.  “Power Up Learning and Pedagogy with Technology,” part of the college’s Investigating Research on Campus (iROC) series, took place…

It’s an election year and political cartoons online and in newspapers are in full swing. But what makes these kinds of cartoons so popular and effective?  Eric Langstedt, associate professor of Communications at Â鶹ɫÇéƬ, examined this…

Jane Gangi, professor of Education at Â鶹ɫÇéƬ, discusses banned literature at the Banned Books Symposium. To her left are Kate Sprague-Hicks, middle school librarian at Arlington Central School, and Marie-Therese Sulit, an associate professor…

Author Maria Andropow Cramer recently discussed her book, Roads, at Â鶹ɫÇéƬ.  “The morning of the third day, the train stopped within view of a demolished farmhouse. The refugees were, for the most part, alive. In the crush of bodies…