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1. Goldschmidt Foundation Transforms Internships at the Libraries

   https://library.washu.edu/news/goldschmidt-foundation-transforms-internships-at-the-libraries/

   The Walter and Karla Goldschmidt Foundation is transforming the internship program at WashU Libraries to enhance student engagement, build diversity,...

2. Some days, everything is a machine: The Poetic Practices of Mary Jo Bang

   https://library.washu.edu/exhibitions/poetic-practices/

   The exhibition traces the shifting, innovative, and increasingly hybrid creative practices of poet and translator Mary Jo Bang across analog...

3. Urban Books

   https://library.washu.edu/exhibitions/urbanbooks/

   The Urban Books digital exhibition is intended as documentation and a study resource for students in the Urban Books course.

4. William H. Gass: Life and Legacy—Part 1

   https://library.washu.edu/news/william-h-gass-life-and-legacy-part-1/

   This past Friday, Washington University in St. Louis hosted a celebration of the life and work of William H. Gass,...

5. Al-Ahram Digital Newspaper Archive Now Available

   https://library.washu.edu/news/al-ahram-digital-newspaper-archive-now-available/

   The Washington University Libraries now have full access to the Al-Ahram Digital Newspaper Archive. Al-Ahram (translation: the Pyramids) is one...

6. Craig Yoe Teaching Collection

   https://library.washu.edu/spec/yoe-teaching-collection/

   The Craig Yoe Teaching Collection's materials encompass the story of the history of comics and their creators and will allow...

7. Freedom Suits and the Story of Aspasia LeCompte

   https://library.washu.edu/news/freedom-suits-and-the-story-of-aspasia-le-comte/

   As a reparative public historian, Kelly Schmidt works with archives to bring to light the forgotten histories of enslaved people...

8. Japanese Book Club Keeps Growing

   https://library.washu.edu/news/japanese-book-club-keeps-growing/

   In the summer of 2020, to partially offset the disruptions of the pandemic, I and several Washington University Ph.D. students...

9. New Digital Exhibit Highlights Francophone Literature

   https://library.washu.edu/news/new-digital-exhibit-highlights-francophone-literature/

   As part of Francophone Week (March 20-26, 2021) at Washington University, the Washington University Libraries have partnered with the Department...

10. Art in Dark Times: Japanese American Artist Chiura Obata

    https://library.washu.edu/news/art-in-dark-times-japanese-american-artist-chiura-obata/

    A new exhibition at John M. Olin Library, Chiura Obata, an Artist Behind Barbed Wire: 80 Years After the Incarceration, highlights...

11. What’s Missing From the Wall? A Spotlight on Race and Representation

    https://library.washu.edu/news/whats-missing-from-the-wall-a-spotlight-on-race-and-representation/

    The exhibition Counter/Narratives: (Re)presenting Race & Ethnicity juxtaposes and pairs paintings, artifacts, video, and sculptural elements to create a powerful antithesis...

12. Federal Agencies Respond to “Gold Standard Science” Executive Order

    https://library.washu.edu/news/federal-agencies-respond-to-gold-standard-science-executive-order/

    In May 2025, President Trump issued the executive order “Restoring Gold Standard Science,” establishing nine core tenets for federally-funded research,...