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Email, phone, and video training, research & citation support is available all semester by emailing [email protected].

Stop by the Library for a scavenger hunt! Find clues hidden in books to get candy!
10/19/2026

Stop by the Library for a scavenger hunt! Find clues hidden in books to get candy!

Need a bigger screen to work on your assignments? We now have a dual monitor station in the computer lab and two laptop ...
10/12/2026

Need a bigger screen to work on your assignments? We now have a dual monitor station in the computer lab and two laptop docking stations in the back of the Library!

October 4-10 is Banned Books Week! Stop by the Library to check out our book display of books that have faced the most c...
10/04/2026

October 4-10 is Banned Books Week! Stop by the Library to check out our book display of books that have faced the most censorship challenges through the years. To learn more about Banned Books Week, visit https://www.ala.org/bbooks

Need help finding sources for your paper? Stuck on APA, MLA, or Chicago style? Make an appointment today!
09/28/2026

Need help finding sources for your paper? Stuck on APA, MLA, or Chicago style? Make an appointment today!

If you haven't stopped by the Library yet, come on over!
09/08/2026

If you haven't stopped by the Library yet, come on over!

Say it isn't so - this is the last post for Sam's summer reading! Orientation starts next week, and classes start the we...
08/17/2026

Say it isn't so - this is the last post for Sam's summer reading! Orientation starts next week, and classes start the week after that. Here's how Sam's rounding out her summer:

I cheated a little by picking the Broken Earth Trilogy by NK Jemisin. While my goal was to read new books this summer, I've read this series more times than I can count. (In my defense, I was on vacation and I wanted something I knew I'd enjoy!) The Broken Earth Trilogy is set in a world where some people can cause or quell earthquakes, and for that they are brutally oppressed. This series has some of the best worldbuilding, characters, and storytelling that I've ever read, to the point where I've given away multiple copies of the first book just to get my friends into the series. If you're going to try anything new this year, try this series!

You can find the Broken Earth Trilogy under Jemisin in the fiction section of the Library!

Today is August 4, 2026.Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles is a series of short stories published in 1950, detailing ...
08/04/2026

Today is August 4, 2026.

Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles is a series of short stories published in 1950, detailing Earth's colonization of Mars, the extinction of the indigenous Martians, and the nuclear war that devastates the Earth. The story "There Will Come Soft Rains" takes place on August 4, 2026, and tells the tale of a day in the life of a technologically advanced automated house, caring for a family that is no longer there.

You can find The Martian Chronicles in our fiction section under BRAD.

Did you know you have access to streaming services as a GBCC student, staff, or faculty member? Today's collection spotl...
07/26/2026

Did you know you have access to streaming services as a GBCC student, staff, or faculty member? Today's collection spotlight can be found on Kanopy!

The Storyteller is a TV show created by Jim Henson. Each episode tells a different European folk tale with a mix of live actors and puppets. You can find this show by visiting https://www.greatbay.edu/academics/library/streaming-videos/ and logging in to Kanopy using your CCSNH credentials!

The Library will be closed Thursday and Friday of this week. Remote services will be available 9 AM-3 PM on Thursday. Th...
07/20/2026

The Library will be closed Thursday and Friday of this week. Remote services will be available 9 AM-3 PM on Thursday. There will be no remote services Friday, so plan accordingly! Contact [email protected] with any questions.

Today's collection spotlight is Grendel by John Gardner, a retelling of Beowulf from the perspective of the monster haun...
07/17/2026

Today's collection spotlight is Grendel by John Gardner, a retelling of Beowulf from the perspective of the monster haunting the hall of Heorot. It's part of Sam's summer reading, and here's what she has to say:

I have a soft spot for stories from the monster's perspective. I thought this would be a natural fit, but I did not finish it! I wanted to share this book because I don't often see people talking about books they didn't finish in a positive light. I can tell there's a great deal of merit in Grendel for the right person. It is steeped in philosophy, and overtly philosophical fiction has never been to my taste. Gardner has a deep respect for the original text that I appreciate.

You can find Grendel on display at the front of the Library for the rest of the summer. It wasn't the book for me, but it might be the book for you!

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