News & Updates

Amanda Page joins the Metadata and Digital Initiatives team in Hamilton’s Library & Information Technology Services as the Digital Curation Librarian.

LITS is pleased to announce the availability of a new digital collection, The American Socialist. Published by the Oneida Community beginning in 1876, this collection is rich with information about this religiously-based, socialist focused on living as one family, sharing all property, work, and love.

Be wary of phishing messages!

Some of the more common messages begin with a simple one line email message similar to "are you around? I’m out of the office and need you to do something." These messages spoof a sender so the name appears to be someone you know, perhaps your manager. 

Mike Sprague, director business intelligence and web services, and Marty Sweeney, director enterprise information systems, work with many others on campus to create “dashboards” that streamline access to data and thus decision-making ability for folks in multiple departments at Hamilton.

LITS has acquired a campus-wide subscription to The Washington Post, one of America's most influential and award-winning newspapers.

Members of the LITS Research and Instructional Design team were recently invited to present a webinar for the AAMC (Association of American Medical Colleges) Building Better Curriculum Webinar Series.

LITS subscribes to an online training library, LinkedIn Learning, that contains over 5000 video tutorials you can access 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Beth Bohstedt, LITS Director of Research and Learning Services, along with Davidson College colleague, Sundi Richards, recently published an article in EDUCAUSE Review. 

Beth Bohstedt, LITS director of learning and research services, Gretchen Maxam, LITS desktop systems administrator, Kristin Strohmeyer, LITS research and community engagement librarian, and Abbi Tushingham, LITS AV coordinator, recently presented at the Women Advance IT conference held at the University of Nebraska Innovation Campus in Lincoln, Neb.

It’s been 75 years since the U.S. Army sent its 10th Mountain Division to the Italian front in the final months of World War II.