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Screenshot of the late Marzette Lewis, Clark County community activist who now is represented in Wikidata (Q110771906), taken from http://n

Reading Is Fun Curated Book Display

Reading for pleasure is one of the most important activities you can do.  It engages your imagination, helps develop empathy, and provides a break from the slings and arrows of

Libraries 2022 award winners from left, Sue Wainscott, Amanda Melilli, and Chelsea Heinbach.

The University Libraries has honored three faculty members for outstanding librarianship, service and scholarship.

2019 Calvert Award for Undergraduate Research Winner James Marmaduke

Did you know you could win $1,000 for your class project or research paper?

Every month, Special Collections and Archives will highlight some of our newly processed collections. Here are some of the highlights for March.

At The Horizon Line Exhibit

Stop by the Jessie & Bryan Metcalf Gallery on the second floor of the Richard Tam Alumni Center to visit the new exhibit, "At the Horizon Line" by artists Richard Saladino and Julie Meyers from the Architecture Studies

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Together, We Rise Curated Book Display Poster

It's Women's Her-story Month! Inspired by the Rise: A Feminist Book Project reading list, the Teacher Development & Resources Library's March 2022 Curated Book Display takes a broad look at Feminism & the c