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In celebration of National Poetry Month, Gleeson Library highlights work from our collection featuring Nomadic Press! Continue reading Celebrating Nomadic Press’ Legacy! A Beloved Bay Area Press
Check out Gleeson’s new art installation featuring a mosaic made entirely of e-waste materials! Continue reading Waste Isn’t Waste Until You Waste It
The Special Collections & University Archives department is excited to announce the opening of our latest exhibition: an exploration of the life and legacy of Rose Pak, one of our most distinguished alumni. Pak was a graduate of the San Francisco College for Women, which was integrated with USF in 1978. She went on to … Continue reading Rose Pak: Journalist to Activist
In celebration of Black History Month, we’re excited to draw attention to a number of our unique and inspiring databases which focus upon Black scholarship, arts, and heritage. Continue reading Black History Month E-Resources
Check out the details on the December 5th Ignatian Release Party! Continue reading Celebrating Creativity and Accomplishment: Ignatian Literary Magazine’s Reading and Release Party
Animals from San Francisco SPCA’s Animal Assisted Therapy Program visited during Finals Week. Continue reading Furry Friends for Finals-Event Recap!
Zoe Hume, inaugural Reparative and Inclusive Description (RID) Survey Scholar, shares her experience. Continue reading Descriptive Practice for Social Justice: An Internship Reflection
De-stress from studying for finals by spending quality time with animals at Gleeson Library! Continue reading Furry Friends for Finals
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”