ALT Image is mostly text on a cream colored background with an orange and brown color scheme for the text and graphics. There are a few images of books peppered throughout. The text reads: “Careers in libraries and archives alum panel. April 16, 2024, 6:30 - 8:00 pm, Class of ‘51 Reading room. Students are invited to join this panel discussion featuring Vassar alums who work in libraries, archives, or adjacent careers. Our alums will talk about their professional journeys, share career advice, and answer questions with students considering careers in this area. Register at go.vassar.edu/librarycareers.Individuals with disabilities requiring accommodations or information on accessibility should contact the Campus Activities Office at (845) 437-5371.”

ALT Text on the same cream colored background reads: “Panelists: Neena McBaer '17, Children's Programs Coordinator, Pawling Free Library. Pasquale Festa '03, Circulation Librarian, North Haven Memorial Library. Elysia Roman '20, Head of Access and Technical Services - Principal Library Clerk, Dutchess Community College. Arianna Schlegel '03, Systems Librarian, Vassar Libraries. Jennifer Snow '05, Program Director for Instruction, Yale Library. Victoria Velasco '12, Associate Conservator, Wilson Conservation.” There is a line of books at the bottom of the graphic.

ALT Background that looks like crumpled up paper with the following text at the top: “Are you getting ready to present your thesis or another research project? Do you want to find creative ways to share your work with the Vassar community and beyond? Come and learn how to make zines with the library!” The flier has doodles on it of hearts, stars, and scribbles. Circled text reads: “April 3, 5 to 7 pm, Class of ’51 Reading Room” and “Pizza will also be provided!” At the bottom, more text says, “We’ll be sharing some zinemaking tips and tricks, exploring zines as a tool of science communication, and providing craft materials and time for you to make your own.”

ALT A black silhouette resembling Donald Trump against a watercolor backdrop of strands of the stars and stripes of the American flag. At the top, there is the title “Featuring Faculty with Vassar Libraries: Populist Art or Propaganda?:” and at the bottom there is the subtitle “Investigating Citizen Made Pro-Trump Works, Large and Small.” Below that, more text reads: “Dr. Justin Patch. Associate Professor of Music. Tuesday, March 26. 5:30-6:30 pm. Main Library, Class of ’51 Reading Room.”