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International Writers Series: New Poetry From Europe
Join WashU Libraries and the Department of Comparative Literature and Thought for an evening of new poetry from Europe. Poets…
Large Language Models in Python Series
In this three-session seminar, we will delve into neural network/deep learning approaches that have become dominant in NLP in recent…
Bronwyn Nichols Lodato
Join us for a faculty book talk featuring Professor Bronwyn Nichols Lodato (Education & African & African American Studies). In…
Digital Transformation Coffee Hour
Join Philip R.O. Payne, Digital Transformation lead, Dan Maranan, Executive Director DI2 Digital Transformation, the Digital Transformation implementation team, Mimi…
Capturing Nature
The human relationship with plants is ancient and profound. Plants are so ubiquitous in our lives that many of us…
Rawstock
Come relive and exorcise the horrors of adolescence in this screening of vintage classroom films form the collection of WashU’s…
Native Space: Mapping, Expulsion, and Confinement in 19th-century North America
The fall meeting of the Geospatial Working Group features Balraj Gill, an Indigenous Studies Postdoctoral Fellow at WashU, who will…
Mock enRoll
Get ready to rock your first class registration in Workday. Join other campus rock stars to preview and practice. For…
Protecting the Cultural Resources of the Seminole Tribe
Join us as we celebrate Geography Awareness week with a virtual presentation and discussion with guests from the Seminole Tribe…
Patty Heyda
Join us for a faculty book talk with Professor Patty Heyda from the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual…
GIS in Indian Country
Join us as we celebrate Geography Awareness Week with a discussion featuring Garet Couch, GISP, President of the National Tribal…
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William H. Gass
William H. Gass founded the International Writers Center at WashU; this collection hopes to honor him while highlighting his own prolific contribution to literature.
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Philip Mills Arnold Comet Collection
The Arnold Comet Collection highlights the collector’s interests in early cometary science and its development over the past several hundred years.
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Louis & Jodi Atkin Family Collection
The Louis and Jodi Atkin Family Collection consists of World War I memorabilia and over 400 recruitment and propaganda posters.
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Early University History
From the earliest surviving letter to our Inaugural Address, these items showcase the beginnings of WashU.
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St. Louis Politics & Activism
The St. Louis History Collection holds the City of St. Louis Mayor’s administrations and board of aldermen files, offering a detailed look at choices made in the city from 1943-1981.
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