Event Category: Lectures & Discussions

Brad Averbeck from Facilities Planning and Management will be giving a talk about integrating drone imagery and survey data in...

Roger Chamberlain, professor of computer science & engineering, will be discussing engineering data.

Peter Kastor will present a discussion on historical data.

Dorothea Salo (Distinguished Faculty Associate, UW-Madison iSchool) will deliver a keynote talk as part of WashU's Open October—a month-long series...

The Washington University Libraries and English Department are hosting author Joy Williams for a reading and conversation.

Join us as Professor Patrick Burke (Music) discusses his latest book, Tear Down the Walls: White Radicalism and Black Power...

A panel discussion featuring WashU faculty and local institutions who are using open source tools to analyze and visualize spatial...

Professor of Sociology Jake Rosenfeld discusses his newest book, You’re Paid What You’re Worth And Other Myths of the Modern Economy.

In this virtual reading and discussion, Mary Jo Bang will present her recent translation of Dante's Purgatorio.

Matthias Goeritz, award-winning poet and novelist and Professor of Practice of Comparative Literature will read from his novel Die Sprache der...

Textbook Central will help students learn how to use the Libraries to obtain textbooks and other course materials.

Join us as Asst. Professor Heather Berg discusses her latest book Porn Work: Sex, Labor, and Late Capitalism.