Zoe Hume, inaugural Reparative and Inclusive Description (RID) Survey Scholar, shares her experience. Continue reading Descriptive Practice for Social Justice: An Internship Reflection
Content alert: One of the titles in the list below uses a racist word for Black people. Read more about the Libraries’ approach to racist language that appears in our collection in our Harmful Language Statement.
New ebooks on colonial Catholicism, postcolonial cinema, and more. Continue reading New ebooks December 7, 2022
De-stress from studying for finals by spending quality time with animals at Gleeson Library! Continue reading Furry Friends for Finals
Highlights of newly digitized special collections for November 2022 Continue reading New in digital collections, November 2022
Content alert: One of the titles in the list below uses a racist word for Black people. Read more about the Libraries’ approach to racist language that appears in our collection in our Harmful Language Statement.
Gleeson selectors and faculty requests have added ebooks on Black art and thought, the environment, propaganda, and more…
Continue reading “New ebooks November 15, 2022”Highlights of newly digitized special collections, October 2022 Continue reading New in digital collections, October 2022
In celebration, here are a number of significant library databases delving deeply into Native American culture, history, and activism. Continue reading Key Databases for Native American Heritage Month
A list of newly cataloged special collections, November 2022 Continue reading Now available in the Donohue Rare Book Room
Foundation for a paper? Conversation for a date? Curious and short on time? At least one of the over 700 titles in the Very Short Introduction series will have what you need.
Continue reading “Very Short Introductions are now in the catalog”Gleeson selectors and faculty requests have added ebooks on antiracism, startups, research design, and more. Don’t miss the World Yearbook of Education 2023, which “centers on the intersection of racialization, inequality, and education” and was co-edited by Professor Monisha Bajaj.
Continue reading “New ebooks November 3, 2022”
