Multiple Danforth campus libraries will be closed and inaccessible to patrons from December 21 until January 2. Read on for more details.
Researchers face unique challenges throughout the entire data life cycle, depending on their fields and the data types they generate....
The first step in the Data Management and Sharing (DMS) Plan mandated by the 2023 NIH DMS policy (effective January 25, 2023)...
As more funders and publishers are now mandating data sharing in repositories, the process of identifying the appropriate repository for...
Researchers face unique challenges throughout the entire data life cycle, depending on their fields and the data types they generate....
Learn about freely available data sources for socio-economic, demographic, health, public policy, market, and environmental research. Particular emphasis will be...
Join us for a special Preservation Week book club with guest host Danielle Creech, Head of Preservation, Processing, and Exhibitions....
Join us for the March book club to discuss Margaret the First by Danielle Dutton. Written by Washington University in St. Louis...
Join us for an evening of prose in translation with genre-defying author Verónica Gerber Bicecci. Bicecci will be joined in...
Drop in for a collaborative digital transcribe-a-thon in celebration of Frederick Douglass’s birthday. We will be transcribing the correspondence of Frederick...
Based upon extraordinary true events, this is the story of Eliza Rone, an enslaved woman who, in 1856, worked for...
“People don’t follow titles, they follow courage.” William Wells Brown In celebration of Washington University Libraries’ recent acquisition of a...
Join us for the January book club to discuss The King’s Anatomist by Ron Blumenfeld. One of the most renowned figures in...
