Events

Explore the world of literature reviews by understanding the different types of reviews, the process involved in creating each one,...

Twine is a free, open-source tool for telling interactive stories and choose your own adventure games. In the first half...

Fact-checking every false claim may be impractical given our busy lives. So, what steps can we take? Investigate the impact...

QuickSearch looks like “just another search box,” but it’s actually one of the most powerful tools you have for finding...

Struggling with Zotero? Whether you’re stuck on a feature or want to learn some advanced tips, join us for one-on-one...

Join WashU Libraries Virtual Book Club in celebrating Banned Books Week. This year, we will read 1984 by George Orwell. Winston...

Join us for a reading and reception to celebrate the launch of Black Designers in Chicago: Culture and Community in the...

Were you on campus from 1970 to 1972? Or do you know someone who was? You could help identify individuals...

After last year’s success, St. Louis Reads Dante invites readers of all backgrounds—curious newcomers and seasoned Dante enthusiasts alike—to join...

How can you create assignments that have a lasting impact outside of the classroom? In this workshop, you will learn...

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...