ArchivesSpace: A New Platform to Explore Archival Collections
The Julian Edison Department of Special Collections is pleased to announce the launch of ArchivesSpace, a new content management system. ArchivesSpace can be...
Author: Srila Nayak
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What’s Missing From the Wall? A Spotlight on Race and Representation
The exhibition Counter/Narratives: (Re)presenting Race & Ethnicity juxtaposes and pairs paintings, artifacts, video, and sculptural elements to create a powerful antithesis... -
Teaching and Learning with the Kartemquin Films Collection
The Washington University Libraries acquired the collection of the esteemed documentary production company Kartemquin Films in the spring of 2021.... -
Calling for a New Approach to Data Science
If you haven’t read it yet, go immediately and find Catherine D’Ignazio and Lauren Klein’s timely work, Data Feminism. Published... -
Highlights from the Mike Lützeler Contemporary German Literature Collection
Celebrating the somewhat delayed publication of the annual bibliography for 2020 of the Mike Lützeler Contemporary German Literature Collection, here... -
Love Data Week Takes Place February 14-18
Data enthusiasts get ready! Love Data Week will be celebrated virtually February 14-18. Our fourth annual Love Data Week will... -
Washington University Librarian Awarded Grant by Korea Foundation
Mitsutaka Nakamura, Japanese and Korean Studies Librarian at Washington University Libraries, has been awarded a grant from the Korea Foundation... -
The Libraries Advance in the ARL Investment Index
The University Libraries earned an index number of 35, rising eight places in the rankings over the previous year. -
Cyborgs in History: Spotlight on a Visit to Special Collections
What do an IBM advertisement, poetry by Howard Nemerov, and a Thyrsus student play from 1930 have in common? -
Exploring Academic Authorship and Publishing
Faculty and researchers at Washington University in St. Louis are invited to attend an information session on Evaluating a Journal... -
Spring Spaces & Services Updates
Starting Tuesday, January 18, 2022, University Libraries will reinstate services and activities that were affected by the pandemic. Public computers...