Author: Srila Nayak

The Jack A. Kirkland Papers consist primarily of his publications and writings on the American Black family and social and...

The University Libraries celebrate Arab American Heritage Month in April by highlighting books that explore the culture, history, experiences, and...

“Is it possible to tell stories with figures and abstract forms? Can diagrams relate conflicts, meetings of minds or disagreements?”...

Please note: There will be no carpet project in Olin Library this summer and Level 3 will remain open for...

Did you know there are cookbooks in the library? Try searching the catalog to inspire your next culinary adventure! We...

Why should WashU authors care about copyright? Knowledge of copyright, especially author rights, helps authors of scholarly works make informed...

“Punk by Design” is a companion essay to the exhibition Pasted Youth: Analog Design of the Punk Movement, currently on...

To celebrate Women’s History Month in March, the Washington University Libraries are highlighting recent, trailblazing publications on different facets of...

In a recent site visit to Stanford University, the WashU Digital Transformation team, along with University Libraries’ staff and leadership...

Supporting undergraduates in the sciences as a librarian is a unique challenge. Their classes mainly revolve around lab or fieldwork,...

Medieval manuscripts are handwritten documents dating from roughly 500 to 1500 CE and were primarily written on parchment, also called...

In November 2023, the Gaylord Music Library acquired an 1827 edition of The Missouri Harmony, a collection of psalm tunes,...