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Periodicals: Stash
If you’ve ever been to our Library, one of the first things you might have noticed first is the two walls lined with our periodicals. Our magazine subscriptions are wide and varied, and they run the...
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The Disposable Skateboard Bible – Book Review
The Disposable Skateboard Bible By Sean Cliver GV 859.8.C55 2009 “It’s a monument to my glory days of yore, and I have yet to meet anyone with an iota of skateboarding in their pastregardless of...
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Special Collections Display: my new favorites
Special Collections is a not-so-secret dark room where “special” materials are stored, like fine and rare books, and limited edition artist books. They aren’t in the general circulating collection...
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What is Motion Design?
Many students and staff around campus keep asking what the new major of Motion Design is. As a first year Motion Design student, I can simply say that Motion Design is literally a bit of everything....
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Research Guides
The library has now put together a simple and very useful research guide for all majors here at Ringling. Research Guides are here to help everyone with researching topics about their major. There are...
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Creativity @ Work Speaker Michael Brooks
Michael Brooks, a Ringling College of Art and Design graduate of 1991, spoke in the academic center today. Brooks spoke about how he managed to create and publish the magazine called The South. The...
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Life Magazine In Color, Online
Issues of Life Magazine from 1936-1972 are available digitally from the Google Books project. This is a great publication to study to get a feeling for historical and visual trends in fashion,...
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Jen’s selections from our Special Collections
Come in and check out the display just outside the library’s computer lab!
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Artist Books!
Half of our artist books are currently on display across from the circulation desk. Ask the library staff to get a better look at these, or any others that are stored in our Special Collections.
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