Diego A. Godoy’s arrival coincides with other exciting developments in Latin American Studies at Duke

Article on repair shops across campus highlights the handiwork and specialized skills of our expert conservators

Works in Uyghur are hard to come by, and in danger of being erased from the historical record

Recommended reads from our New & Noteworthy and OverDrive collections!

Collaboration is aimed at sustaining activist-centered history

Duke Alumni’s Lifelong Learning program suggests 11 titles from Duke authors for your summer reading nightstand

Join us this summer as we read Gabriel García Márquez’s masterpiece

Move marks a shift to open access initiatives that are more relevant in today’s publishing landscape

A new exhibit in the Trent History of Medicine Room explores the shocking history of electrotherapy

Recommended reads from our New & Noteworthy, Contemporary Lit, and OverDrive collections

Join us this summer as we read Gabriel García Márquez’s masterpiece

Apply by June 15 for the Rudolph William Rosati Award

Join us for a conversation with the author about her newest book

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New agreement with Cambridge UP promises to make more Duke research openly available

Join us this summer as we read Gabriel García Márquez’s masterpiece

The Biddle Exhibit Suite is closed May 16-31 while we install a new exhibit. Please visit our other library exhibits in the meantime!

From Ancient Rome to small-town Mississippi, these titles capture the imagination

Salem will succeed Deborah Jakubs, who retires this month

Recommended reads on the experiences of international students in higher education

Hodges has worked in leadership roles in library technical services since 2016

Literary critic and pioneer of queer theory helped establish Duke as an intellectual leader in the critical study of sexuality

Recommended reads from our New & Noteworthy and OverDrive collections

Donate your textbooks to the library so someone else can check them out for free.

Here’s a look at the library services you can still use even after you’re no longer a Duke student

Food and flavor connect us to a place, telling a story of where we come from.

Nearly there! Resources to help you power through finals and beyond.

Donate your textbooks to the library so someone else can check them out for free.

The second in a series of posts tracking down details about the life of a formerly enslaved person

Join us for a special documentary screening, followed by a Q&A with director Katya Soldak

One Duke professor shares his thoughts on open science, data publishing, and research impact

Apply now for the Rudolph William Rosati Creative Writing Award

Join us for an event on April 11 to explore Asian American Studies in the Libraries

Join student, faculty, and library staff curators for a conversation on our exhibit “Our History, Our Voice”

Even the smallest images can become vehicles for propaganda

Starting this spring and summer, all library staff will be working full-time from Hawaii

Join us for a conversation between historian Wesley Hogan and creator Lana Garland

Explore Black lives in the collections of the Rubenstein Library

Join us March 29 for a discussion of three of the best-known stories from the collection

Please join us as the award-winning poet reads from her recent work

Dean will join Libraries’ senior leadership team and lead organizational fundraising efforts

For Women’s History Month, we shine a spotlight on notable women in the sciences and other areas of society and culture

Explore Black lives in the collections of the Rubenstein Library

Funding available for first-generation and low-income students to do research over the summer

Join us March 29 for a discussion of three of the best-known stories from the collection

Our Librarian for Russian, Eurasian, and East European Studies shares some starting points for understanding the crisis

Join us to learn about new tools for researchers in chemistry, engineering, biology, the environment and medicine

Recommended reads from our New & Noteworthy and OverDrive collections

A look “under the covers” reveals that not all books are made equally

A moderated discussion on March 1, 2022 – 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm

Five books that offer a deeper understanding of Native American cultures, written by Native American women

We want to know how people with visible and non-visible disabilities experience library spaces and services

Never read solarpunk? Neither have we! Join us for a discussion of  Becky Chambers’ novella.

Version control repositories and research data repositories can complement each other

Please join the student and faculty curators at the opening of their new exhibition, “Our History, Our Voice: Latinx at Duke/Nuestra Historia, Nuestra Voz: Latinas/os/es/x en Duke.”

As she prepares to step down in May, we asked Deborah Jakubs to reflect on her nearly four decades at Duke

We want to know how people with visible and non-visible disabilities experience library spaces and services

David M. Rubenstein and Thavolia Glymph discuss Lincoln’s contributions to shaping the beliefs and values that define the U.S.

The history of the Oriental is as complicated and intriguing as the history of Durham itself

Founder and Executive Director of the Campaign for Uyghurs to speak at the Power Plant Gallery

Check out a trove of streaming documentaries available through the Libraries

Check out our display of mystery titles near the Perkins Service Desk through Feb. 16

We want to know how people with visible and non-visible disabilities experience library spaces and services

An up-close encounter with WWII history in the archives

Did you know we offer a number of genealogy tools, at no charge?

Funding available for first-generation and low-income students to do research over the summer

A new exhibit in Lilly Library highlights the history of Native Americans in NC

Five books on five women whose pioneering research made lasting contributions

David M. Rubenstein and Thavolia Glymph discuss  Lincoln’s contributions to shaping the beliefs and values that define the U.S.

Martin leads a team who oversee millions of electronic resources available through our website

The story of El Salvadorans who fought to combat the exploitation of their country’s natural resources

Join us at the Power Plant Gallery for a new exhibit and event series around the legacy of “Gitmo”

International and Area Studies exhibit highlights library collections on Afghanistan

Our Center for Data and Visualization Sciences workshops can help you save time, increase the impact of your research, and further your career goals

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Join us as we read the classic play that inspired the new movie Cyrano, starring Peter Dinklage

Every American university, including Duke, is built on what was once native land

This historical moment may feel unprecedented, but vaccine hesitancy has a long history in the U.S.

Digitization is time-consuming work, but also thought-provoking in unexpected ways

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Our Adopt-a-Book Program not only helps us preserve library collections, but it makes a great gift for family or friends!

Meet the winners of our annual awards recognizing original research and writing by Duke students

Recommended reads from our New & Noteworthy and OverDrive collections

You’ve almost made it! Here are some resources to help you power through the end of the semester and beyond

A conversation between Duke historian Adriane Lentz-Smith and poet Crystal Simone Smith

Meet with Thompson Writing Studio consultants, get crafty, and get a jump on the end of the semester

Your responses will help us improve library services and spaces

Check out our new exhibit in the Stone Family Gallery, curated by our International and Area Studies Department

New award seeks to support outstanding documentary artists exploring human rights and social justice

A quick primer for undergraduates who are new to academic research.

Copies of the Emancipation Proclamation and 13th Amendment, signed by Abraham Lincoln, on display

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One of the recipients of our summer research fellowships for LIFE students reflects on the experience

This month we highlight books about women fighting to gain equal footing with their male soldier counterparts

Read about our commitment to describing materials with respectful and inclusive language

Join us for an artist talk, gallery viewing, and book signing with photographer and Duke professor Christopher Sims

One of the recipients of our summer research fellowships for LIFE students reflects on the experience