Library News

Cleophus LaRue’s newest book Rethinking celebration: From Rhetoric to Praise in African American Preaching is now available at the library.

John Bowlin’s newest book Tolerance among the Virtues and Eric Barreto’s latest Foundations for Learning series publication, a volume entitled Exploring the Bible, are now available at the library.

This summer we migrated the library website into a new system in order to introduce a responsive (mobile and desktop friendly) design and refreshed look for the existing content. If you had bookmarked any pages on the library website, those links should continue to work, redirecting to the equivalent page on the new site.

Many thanks to our colleagues in IT Services for making this migration and refresh possible!

The Library has recently purchased several new research databases: Context of Scripture Online, Coptic Gnostic Library Online -- A Complete Edition of the Nag Hammadi Codices, Dead Sea Scrolls Electronic Library Biblical Texts, and Twentieth Century Religious Thought, Volume 1: Christianity

New books from our print collection, including new faculty books and reference titles, are always listed in the Library Services research guide. New faculty books are also regularly on display (physically) in an exhibit on the first floor of the library.

From the PTS Library Digital Archivist, Congratulations to all Graduates! Bring your family up to Special Collections, if you have some time today (Friday). Follow the link for some questions every new (and not-so-new) pastor should ask and answer.

Several of this year's lectures in the Library were recorded and are now viewable on the Princeton Theological Seminary Multimedia Portal.

This year, the Princeton Seminary Reunion is being held in the days before the Board of Trustees' spring meeting on campus. Welcome, alumni/ae and trustees! It's a pleasure having you all here.

During the summer, the Princeton Theological Seminary Library is open Monday-Thursday 8am-9pm and Friday-Saturday 8am-5pm. It is closed on Sundays and on the following Mondays: May 30 (Memorial Day), July 4 (Independence Day), and September 5 (Labor Day).