Lyricist Lounge in Gleeson’s Atrium Friday April 1st!!

  Last Semester we hosted Lyricist Lounge in Gleeson Library’s Atrium and coming up this Friday April 1st from 7pm – 9pm we will be doing it again! Lyricist Lounge is an event that gives students an opportunity to gather and hear their peers address social justice issues, identity expression, experiences of oppression and triumph, and more! In partnership with … Continue reading Lyricist Lounge in Gleeson’s Atrium Friday April 1st!!

ARLIS/NA + VRA 2016 conference sessions available

By Gina Solares, Head of Cataloging & Metadata Management I recently had the opportunity to attend the 3rd joint Art Libraries Society of North America (ARLIS/NA) & Visual Resources Association (VRA) conference in Seattle. Over 800 library and arts information professionals from universities, public libraries, museums, design schools, corporate libraries, & other special libraries gathered to discuss topics … Continue reading ARLIS/NA + VRA 2016 conference sessions available

Second Annual Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon Held at Gleeson Library

By Janet Carmona and Colette Hayes Last week at Gleeson Library, a group of budding information activists — many of them students in USF’s Art and Architecture Department — considered the coverage of women on the widely used online encyclopedia, Wikipedia.  Past surveys have shown that only 8%-15% of editors on Wikipedia are women, which … Continue reading Second Annual Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon Held at Gleeson Library

International Education Week 2015

  This week (November 13-21st) is International Education Week at USF, and across the United States. IEW is a national celebration of education exchange. International Education Week encourages American students to consider studying abroad and welcomes international students who are studying abroad here. The week reminds us that we are a global community that learns from the meaningful connections … Continue reading International Education Week 2015

Happy Constitution Day!

“Constitution Day” celebrates the ratification of the U.S. Constitution on September 17, 1787. On this day, 228 years ago, the delegates to the Constitutional Convention gathered in Philadelphia, PA to sign this landmark document.  The Constitution established our national government and fundamental laws, and continues to guarantee basic rights for U.S. citizens. The Bill of … Continue reading Happy Constitution Day!