Event Location: Level 1

September 30

2:00pm - 5:00pm
John M. Olin Library, Level 1, Kagan Grand Stair

Ervin Scholars: Honor the Legacy

Come view a physical and online exhibit highlighting the John B. Ervin Scholars Program.

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August 26

1:00pm - 2:00pm
John M. Olin Library, Level 1

Textbook Central

Textbook Central helps students learn how to use the Libraries to find textbooks and other course materials for their classes.

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August 25

2:00pm - 3:00pm
John M. Olin Library, Level 1

Textbook Central

Textbook Central helps students learn how to use the Libraries to find textbooks and other course materials for their classes.

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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.
Miniature Museum: Books as Art

The Miniature Museum is a series of exhibitions in which books are displayed as sculptural objects in a custom-built dollhouse...
Ervin Scholars: Honor the Legacy

The Ervin Scholars exhibition highlights many graduates of the program and describes the many successful paths they have taken.
Stories From World War II

The Stories From World War II exhibition brings together stories from the Second World War told through special collections.
June 23

3:00pm - 4:30pm
John M. Olin Library, Level 1

Counter/Narratives of Independence: Celebrating Juneteenth

Celebrate Juneteenth with Washington University Libraries at this family-friendly event.

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Illustrated History: Selections from the MFA-IVC Students’ Work in Special Collections

Illustrated History presents selected digital exhibitions from the MFA Illustration & Visual Culture (MFA-IVC) Exhibition & Engagement course.
Powder, Crinoline, Beasts, Gremlins: Fairytale Subjects in Illustration

The Powder, Crinoline, Beasts, Gremlins exhibition highlights fairytale illustrations and illustrators' unique approaches to the stories.
Bound for Beauty

Bound for Beauty explores the most beautiful books in the WashU Libraries' collections and the decorative techniques used.
Counter/Narratives: (Re)presenting Race & Ethnicity

Counter/Narrative investigates ideas surrounding the (re)presentation of historical narratives through artwork and artifacts.

Student studying at a table in the Newman Exploration Center.

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