Category: New Resources

Recent political and social events such as the pandemic, the Black Lives Matter movement, and the presidential election have left...

Significant changes are coming to Open Scholarship, the University Libraries’ repository that provides free and open access to the scholarly...

The Washington University Libraries have partnered with the Olin Business School to extend online access to The Wall Street Journal,...

Every school year begins with a list of must-have supplies—laptops, notebooks, binders—but this year, we suggest you put apps on...

Data Services is now supporting WashU-affiliated users with connecting to Research Studio computers and specialized software. This service is being...

In the current social and political climate, with the rise of misinformation campaigns about Covid-19, the Black Lives Matter movement,...

Do you have photographs, digital art, video, or other documentation of the protests and marches occurring in our communities? This...

We are pleased to present Connecting Contexts: The Modern Literature Collection and The Letters of Samuel Beckett, a new digital...

A growing program at the Washington University Libraries is helping students make sense of today’s complex information climate. Introduced in...

Mapping LGBTQ St. Louis is a digital interactive map exploring how the region’s LGBTQIA+ communities have changed over time.

Mapping LGBTQ St. Louis is an interdisciplinary humanities project that centers on the LGBTQ experience with the divided city. Between...