The University Libraries Honors the Observance of Various Popular and Religious-Centered Commemorations Especially During This Season of Peace & Goodwill. From New Year’s Day to Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and All Other Days Hold Their Own Special and Unique Qualities.
In the Spirit of Whatever Holiday is Being Observed, our Repository Contains Various Resources Related to Several Different Celebrations. Several Examples From our Print Book Collection are Presently on Display Near the Commons Room Located on the Second Floor of Walsh Library.
More Information on Holidays and Celebrations in General Can Also Be Located Within our SHU Books and SHU Search Pages Found on the University Libraries Homepage. Specific occasions are also available by including the name of the holiday or celebration in quotes to better focus upon and celebrate a successful search!
In addition, we are happy to share Administration & Faculty select preferences as to their own favorite holidays . . .
Megan Cohen – “Twas’ the Night Before Christmas,” “I’ve a soft spot for [this book] by Clement C Moore. Moore was my mom’s great-great-great-etc. grand uncle, a point of pride for her family.”
Lisa DeLuca – “The Tale of Struwwelpeter,” She read this book to her children. This story is an interesting take on the forces of “Humor” and/or “Horror” depending on your point of view.
Alan Delozier – St. Patrick’s Day, Since youth, always enthralled by the story of St. Patrick and watching the NYC Parade on television.
- Special Thanks to Professor Julianna Murray, Professor David Frank, and Assistant Dean Lisa DeLuca for their support.
We welcome you to our information center in the near future, but in the meantime if you need detailed help through the University Libraries. You can book a Research Appointment Here.
