Charting a Third Path: Fair Use, Open Access, and University-Built Datasets for Academic AI
Researchers who want to apply AI and text-data-mining methods to large collections face a familiar bind: the materials they need...
Researchers who want to apply AI and text-data-mining methods to large collections face a familiar bind: the materials they need...
Join us to learn about freely available data from the United States Census that can be used for socioeconomic, demographic,...
Join WashU Libraries for an open house of our Modern Literature Collection, accompanied by a type-in. First, visit the Special...
Join WashU Libraries and WashU Studying Slavery for a special semiquincentennial event to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of...
Over the past 20 years, comics in German-speaking Europe have gone from being dismissed as childish and derivative to an...
After last year’s success, St. Louis Reads Dante invites readers of all backgrounds—curious newcomers and seasoned Dante enthusiasts alike—to join...
Join the Film & Media Archive at WashU Libraries at the 2026 St. Louis International Film Festival for a screening of delightfully...
Join us to learn how to use StreetMap premium to perform geocoding, routing, and service area analysis with ArcGIS Pro. Though all...
Join us for a presentation that explores how engaging members of the community with GIS can help translate disease epidemiology...
Discover how geoembeddings can be used to support site selection for potential urban food forests. In this workshop, you’ll learn...
Join us for this month’s WashU Libraries Virtual Book Club where we will discuss On the Calculation of Volume (Book 1) by...
The Climate & Health Data Jam invites WashU faculty, staff, postdocs, and students to blend creativity and problem-solving as they...

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