2022 NEXT Award Winners Prepare to Explore the World
University Libraries are thrilled to announce the winners of this year’s Newman Exploration Travel Fund (NEXT) Award. The NEXT Award...
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Announcing the 2022 Neureuther Essay Contest Award Winners
The Washington University Libraries are pleased to announce the winners of the 35th annual Neureuther Student Book Collection Essay Competition.... -
Women Who Painted Books
The Industrial Revolution created the mass production of books, out of which came the Arts and Crafts Movement and the... -
[Updated] University of Missouri Libraries Unavailable on MOBIUS Catalog
There will be changes to the MOBIUS online library catalog, which allows users to request items from Missouri libraries outside... -
Call for Papers for William Gaddis Centenary Conference
On October 20-22, 2022, Washington University Libraries will host Beyond the ‘Very Small Audience’: Centenary, Archive, and Futures, a conference... -
Pickup Library Materials Across Danforth and Medical Campuses
Beginning March 8, library patrons across Washington University will be able to request materials for pickup and return materials at... -
Spring 2022 Exhibitions Open in Olin Library
A number of new exhibitions are on view this spring in John M. Olin Library, featuring a wide range of... -
New Trial Access to Latin American Periodical Collection
The Washington University Libraries have a trial subscription to the database Latin American Anarchist and Labor Periodicals Online. -
NEXT Award Recipient Studies Tango in Argentina
Alison Carrick, reference and outreach supervisor in Special Collections at the University Libraries, received the Newman Exploration Travel grant in... -
Art & Architecture and East Asian Libraries Extend Hours
Starting Tuesday, March 1, the Kranzberg Art & Architecture and East Asian Libraries will be extending open hours. Kranzberg Art... -
New Look for Open Scholarship
We’re excited to share the redesigned Open Scholarship homepage with you. After a branding redesign that aligns with the branding... -
Japanese Book Club Keeps Growing
In the summer of 2020, to partially offset the disruptions of the pandemic, I and several Washington University Ph.D. students...