
Discovery
Follow your curiosity. Unexpected ideas, connections, experiments, and things worth discovering.
Discovery is where the Wagstaff Library leaves room for the unexpected.
Not everything begins with a plan. Sometimes an idea appears while working on something completely different. A question leads to another question. A piece of music opens a new direction. A conversation, experiment, book, image, or mistake creates a path that was not there before.
This section is for those paths.
Some discoveries may eventually become projects, resources, collections, or entirely new areas of the Library. Others may remain small observations, curiosities, or ideas worth sharing simply because they are interesting.
There does not have to be a destination. Curiosity is enough.
Discovery also allows different subjects to collide. Music can lead to psychology. History can lead to technology. Creativity can lead to education. One field can unexpectedly illuminate another.
Explore helps you browse by subject. Discovery works differently. It is a place for surprising connections, experiments, overlooked material, and paths you may not have thought to follow.
Look around. Follow something that catches your attention. You never know where it might lead.
Experiments
Creative, educational, musical, visual, and conceptual experiments that may still be developing—or may simply exist because trying something seemed worthwhile.
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Musical experiments
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Visual experiments
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Educational ideas
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Creative prototypes
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Unfinished or evolving concepts
Explore Experiments →
Things Worth Noticing
Small observations, resources, works, ideas, and details that may not require an entire collection but
deserve a place on the shelf.
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Interesting observations
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Short recommendations
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Small discoveries
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Useful ideas
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Things that resist easy categorization
See Things Worth Noticing →
Robbit Holes
Starting points for following an idea farther than you intended—and perhaps ending up somewhere
completely different.
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A subject to investigate
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A chain of related resources
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An unusual question
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A historical or cultural thread
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A musical or creative path
Choose a Rabbit Hole →
Look around. Follow something that catches your attention. You never know where it might lead.
