The Douglas & Judith Krupp Library is the information hub for the university, providing dynamic physical and virtual learning environments with access to premier resources.
In honor of Juneteenth 2026, learn about the importance of the holiday and the Afrofuturist cultural movement!
The latest issue of Library News, our Douglas & Judith Krupp Library newsletter is now available!
Supporters & critics agree that the first year of Trump 2.0 has seen changes in how U.S. foreign policy is made and what policies are being followed.
Celebrate 100 Years of Black History Month at the Krupp Library!
This discussion and Q&A considered President Trump’s policies, leadership style, and implications for financial/economic matters in the US and beyond.
If you or someone you know is struggling with the aftermath of loss, you are not alone. There are several resources to support you.
This November, celebrate Native American Heritage Month at the Krupp Library with an exhibit AND art feature!
A timeline of the locations, people and development that shaped the Krupp Library into what it is today!
The Douglas and Judith Krupp Library was thrilled to have a visit from alumnus Douglas S. Krupp '69 H'89 last week!
On October 15, 2025, Professors John Dietrich, Tristan Hightower, and Rich Holtzman led a discussion about the state of the Trump presidency.