Interviews from Eyes on the Prize II Now Digitized
The Washington University Libraries are excited to announce that it has completed a three-year grant to digitize, reassemble, and share...
Category: Collections and Acquisitions
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Rarely Seen Interview with Nichelle Nichols
The galaxy lost a star on Sunday, July 31st. Actor and performer Nichelle Nichols passed away at the age of... -
Announcing the Winners of the 2022 Mendel Sato Research Award
The Washington University Libraries are excited to announce the winners of the second annual Mendel Sato Research Award. Congratulations to... -
Comics by the Thousands: Enhancing the Center for the Humanities Comics Collection
Ten years ago, the Center for the Humanities transferred ownership of some of its materials to the Julian Edison Department of Special Collections. A portion... -
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... -
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... -
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... -
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.... -
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... -
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? -
Nina Seavey on My Fugitive and Working with Archives
Nina Gilden Seavey is an award-winning documentarian and podcaster and Research Professor of History and Media and Public Affairs at... -
Joy Williams Reading Recap & Resources
On October 14, 2021, Washington University Libraries partnered with the Department of English to host an exclusive reading and conversation...