By Justin Sorensen Collaboration is a powerful tool in the successful outcome of any project. Working together and providing methods for interacting, engaging, and contributing resources has the ability to expand collections and take projects in new directions. In today's Map Monday release, we will be...
"You'll get to see the vast networks that connect languages, cultures, and periods of history." -- Lyuba Basin The Rare Books Department invites you to two of our most recently published virtual lectures: A Look Into the Vault and Getting A Word In. Digital exhibitions, virtual lectures,...
Join the Marriott Library Sept. 27 through Oct. 3 to celebrate Banned Books Week along with the American Library Association....
While the impacts of Coronavirus (COVID-19) continue to require social distancing restrictions remain in effect, the services offered by GIS Services will remain unchanged....
The literature of politics is multifaceted, filled with various genres that range from poetry to pamphlets, and novels to newscasts. Today, new methods of disseminating literature allow voices from all walks of life to be heard on major digital platforms. However, a century ago, these...
The fall semester is drawing to a close once again. The library, always filled with students, is even busier as students finish assignments and prepare for finals. Students may be at the library to study in a quiet area, meet with peers to complete a...
While classes will look different this fall, the Marriott Library is still here for you!...
Banned Books Week is an annual event in September where libraries celebrate the freedom to read....
Out of whose womb came the ice? And the hoary frost of Heaven, who hath gendered it? The waters are hid as with a stone. And the face of the deep is frozen --Book of Job 38: 29-30 Carte de l'amérique corrigée, et augmentée Petrus Bertius (1565-1629) Paris?,...
