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  1. WashU Libraries provide audio and video streaming services for materials held in the John M. Olin and the Gaylord Music...

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  3. As a librarian, I find the afterlives of books as interesting, sometimes even more so, than the books themselves. Ta-Nehisi...

  4. Washington University Libraries Data Services team members Dorris Scott and Mollie Webb have worked with Seth Graebner, associate professor of...

  5. The papers of acclaimed poet and WU faculty member Mary Jo Bang are now available for viewing and research in...

  6. The Washington University Libraries have been awarded a $50,000 grant from Newman’s Own Foundation, the independent foundation created by the...

  7. We are happy to announce that the Washington University Libraries’ new Strategic Plan is now complete and available online. After...

  8. The River Styx pioneered a multicultural, community‐based approach to literature that was new to St. Louis and much of the...

  9. Although William Greenleaf Eliot was a moderate abolitionist, he frequently practiced anti-slavery activism in St. Louis. His primary form of...

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  11. In the early twentieth century, the covers of the large publications were beautifully illustrated, and many artists who contributed became...

  12. Collection development is the ongoing process of selecting, evaluating, and maintaining collections of library resources that best meet the information...