Embrace Convenience: Discover Browzine for Effortless Access to Scholarly Journals
Discover a hassle-free approach to staying up-to-date with scholarly articles. Say goodbye to endless database searches and say hello to...
Event Location: John M. Olin Library
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Level Up Your Research Game: Unleashing the Power of Generative AI
View EventAre you looking to level up your research abilities? Join this workshop and delve into the world of generative AI,...
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From Mystery to Mastery: Crack the Code of Bibliographies and Unravel Citation Clues
View EventCrack the code of bibliographies and unravel the secrets within. Get ready to become a skilled detective as we equip you...
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Deciphering the Citation Code: When Common Knowledge Meets Source-Worthy Information
View EventDelve into the captivating world of citations and discover what warrants proper referencing. Join us for a workshop where you’ll...
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Supercharge Your Research Skills with Quick Search
View EventAre you ready to take your research skills to the next level? Join us for a workshop where you’ll unlock...
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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. -
Open Syllabus Camp
View EventIn collaboration with the Center for Teaching and Learning, subject, copyright, and interlibrary loan and course reserves library staff will...
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Open Syllabus Camp
View EventIn collaboration with the Center for Teaching and Learning, subject, copyright, and interlibrary loan and course reserves library staff will...
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Bouquet of Books
In this exhibition, miniature books with flowers have been assembled along with their meanings to create a beautiful bouquet of... -
“Our Only Hope”: Black Women and the 1969 Rent Strike
This exhibition tells the story of the Black women-led rent strike that reshaped the landscape of urban public housing. -
Fakes, Forgeries, and Forbidden Books
The Fakes, Forgeries, and Forbidden Books exhibition explores counterfeit money, as well as different aspects of book crimes and censorship. -
Capturing Nature
The Capturing Nature exhibition examines how humans have attempted to capture, study, depict, and use plants over the centuries.
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