Recent Library News
- LIFE Summer Fellowship Reflections: Black, White, and Brown? Complicating the Racial Dichotomy through an Analysis of Latinx Racialization
- Diverse Faculty / Diverse Scholarship
- Your End-of-Semester Library Toolkit, Fall 2021
- Contextualizing Insurrection in the Archival Far Right
- Students Generating Questions as a Way of Active Learning
- End-of-term grading suggestions
- How to Prepare Course Grades in Sakai
- The Paper Station
- How to Write an Abstract
- Quick Pic: Fore-edge Tassels
Exhibits at the Library
Dante and His Afterlives: “To See the Stars Again”
To mark the 700th anniversary of Dante’s death, Dante and His Afterlives displays Dante’s works and charts their reception across epochs and borders – from medieval commentaries to modern responses. The exhibit was curated by Professor Martin Eisner’s History 253 course.
James Van Der Zee and Michael Francis Blake: Picturing Blackness in the 1920s
This exhibit highlights resonances between the work of James Van Der Zee and Michael Francis Blake, two African American photographers working in the 1920s at the height of the “New Negro Movement.”
Highlights from the Rubenstein Library
Check out some of our newest acquisitions and initiatives. Items on display change throughout the year.
Check out some of our past library exhibits online.
Upcoming Library Events 
- Haitian Film Series: From Haiti's Ashes Friday, December 3, 7:00 PM
- "...Waiting to Be Discovered...": A Conversation... Monday, December 6, 12:00 PM
- Exhibition Opening: Our History, Our Voice: Latinx... Wednesday, January 12, 4:00 PM
