NEXT Awardee Explores the Cultures of Europe
Every moment leading up to my adventure filled my stomach with butterflies: the night before my trip, the ride to the airport, the flight to my first destination,...
Author: Srila Nayak
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A Window into the East Asian Library
Warm. It’s warm. Peopled—but never crowded; cozy—but never stuffy; peaceful—but never dull. The East Asian Library opens itself to you... -
Why Do Comics Get Banned?
Comic books have sparked controversy and prompted censorship for almost as long as they have existed. The most consequential case... -
NEXT Awardee’s Poetry Shaped by Slavery Archives in The Netherlands
The goal of my trip, funded by the Newman Exploration Travel Award, was to interrogate documents in the National Archives... -
NEXT Awardee Studies Foie Gras Cuisine in France
The Newman Exploration Travel Fund granted me an opportunity to go to France for two weeks to research the production... -
Introduction to The White Allies Handbook
I wrote The White Allies Handbook: 4 Weeks to Join the Racial Justice Fight for Black Women after leading a racial justice... -
University Libraries Add New Electronic Resources
New and/or expanded access is available to electronic resources for faculty and students across the Danforth campus. Below are more... -
Libraries Finish Preservation Project on 1980 Sex Ed Film
The Washington University Libraries has completed the photochemical preservation and digitization of the 1980 short film A Matter of Respect. The... -
Staff Pick: The Marsh King’s Daughter by Karen Dionne
Not being one much for thrillers, I was a tentative reader of the early chapters but became engaged by the... -
Libraries Complete Digitization of a 106-Year-Old Film
The Washington University Libraries’ Julian Edison Department of Special Collection has successfully completed the preservation and digitization of the silent... -
World War II Letters Give a Personal Glimpse of History
The gift of the Walter M. Goldschmidt Papers to the University Archives adds a new dimension to World War II... -
Sharing LGBTQ+ History in Missouri
Washington University Libraries are proud to host the traveling pop-up exhibit Making History: Kansas City and the Rise of Gay Rights,...