Author: Srila Nayak

Since humans first began drawing, they have drawn genitals. Throughout history, what defines literature and imagery as pornographic, explicit, or...

WashU Libraries have completed the preservation and digitization of the short film Once Upon a Hill…There was a School! (1963) in University...

Resistance can often take on a daunting and overwhelming aura. Author Kaitlin Curtice helps her readers learn how everyday choices...

In the summer of 2022, Special Collections acquired a substantial amount of books, papers, artwork, and more that belonged to...

On Tuesday, May 28, the University Libraries’ discovery search tool Primo was renamed to Quick Search. Quick Search replaces the...

A new digital StoryMap project, Asia in St. Louis, traces the history and experiences of people of Chinese and Japanese...

After graduating college, poet Robyn Schiff took a job at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, where she...

Illustrator W.A. Dwiggins, when tasked with illustrating a version of Edgar Allan Poe’s Tales of Mystery and Imagination in 1930,...

Washington University Libraries and Bernard Becker Medical Library announce a new and transformative open access agreement with Elsevier, spanning from...

Joy Novak, head of Special Collections at Washington University in St. Louis, has been selected as a participant in the...

As the end of the semester approaches, many WashU students are also preparing to observe the Jewish holiday of Passover....

“A Collector’s Journey” is a companion essay to the exhibition Pasted Youth: Analog Design of the Punk Movement, currently on view...