Moral Tails Exhibition Opening
Join us to celebrate the opening of the exhibition Moral Tails, curated by Special Collections student assistant Hope Hewett. In addition...
Event Location: Julian Edison Department of Special Collections Reading Room
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The Seizin Press: A Radical Collaboration
The Seizin Press was founded by poets Laura (Riding) Jackson and Robert Graves in 1927. Over the next decade, they... -
Moral Tails
The Moral Tails exhibition shares stories of animals in children’s literature and how animals can exemplify different human characteristics. From... -
Doing the Impossible: the Legacy of Joseph W. Kennedy
Joseph W. Kennedy made a big impact on the world and WashU. He was the co-discoverer of plutonium, head of... -
Snakes on the Page
Snakes, serpents, vipers, or pythons… regardless of what you call them, it is undeniable that these legless reptiles have captivated... -
William H. Gass: Fifty New Acquisitions
The William H. Gass: Fifty New Acquisitions exhibition commemorates William H. Gass’s centenary and showcases acquisitions made since 2013. -
Charting Liminality: Artists Books Navigate the In-Between
Charting Liminality showcases artist books that use cartographic, or map drawing, imagery to navigate the vagueness and uncertainty inherent in moments... -
Bend it Like Beckhoff: Exploring the Career of Harry Beckhoff
The Bend it Like Beckhoff exhibition explores Beckhoff's use of line and color in addition to profiling the artist himself.... -
Chris Jackson and Chrystal Jackson: Somewhere in the Stars
The Chris Jackson Collection preserves a history of LGBTQ culture and musical theater. -
Reaching New Heights: The Life and Legacy of Michael W. Friedlander
Distinguished professor of physics Michael W. Friedlander led an extraordinary life dedicated to his family and students at Washington University... -
Wherein I Am: Highlights from the Aaron Coleman Papers
The "Wherein I Am" exhibition examines the literary papers of Aaron Coleman with highlights from the collection and Aaron's life.... -
Life in St. Louis 1888-1905: T.S. Eliot’s First Waste Land
The Waste Land exhibition examines St. Louis during Eliot’s formative years, 1888-1905, with historical maps and local history collections.
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