American Indians Go Graphic

This exhibition celebrates stories about and created by American Indians and explores historic and contemporary Native Nation-centric topics through the medium of comic books and graphic novels.

Movement and Memory Through the Lens of Danny Lyon

In the early 1960s, Danny Lyon traveled across the South working as a photographer for the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. Sixty years later, the ethos of the Civil Rights Movement still resonates through his photographs.

The Theatre of the World

Explore the beauty, artistry, and painstaking labor that went into the creation of the world’s first modern atlas, Ortelius’s Theatrum Orbis Terrarum (1570), recently acquired by the Rubenstein Library and now on display to the public.

Defiant Bodies: Discourses on Intersex, 1573-2003

This exhibit examines how the rhetoric and imagery around bodies that defy binary categorizations of sex and gender shifted over six centuries.

Previous Library Exhibits

Check out some of our past library exhibits online.