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1. Washington University’s First Commencement Address: From the Desk of William Greenleaf Eliot

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   In June of 1862, William Greenleaf Eliot delivered the commencement address for Washington University’s first graduating class, whose numbers included...

2. Special Collections Collection Development Policy

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   For the full policy, please see the Julian Edison Department of Special Collections Collection Development Policy documentation (PDF). Mission of...

3. Preview of the Charles Johnson Papers

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   We are thrilled to be adding the Charles Johnson Papers to the Julian Edison Department of Special Collections and to...

4. Data Is for Everyone

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   Join this presentation to learn more about the variety of tools and services offered by the Institute for Informatics (I2), and...

5. Save the Date for Geography Awareness Week 2020

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   Data Services is gearing up for another event-filled Geography Awareness Week taking place November 16–20. Created in 1987 through a...

6. The Libraries Acquire a Rare Book of the French and Italian Renaissance

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   The Julian Edison Department of Special Collections recently acquired a copy of Hypnerotomachie, ov Discours du songe de Poliphile, printed in...

7. Staff Pick: The Marsh King’s Daughter by Karen Dionne

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   Not being one much for thrillers, I was a tentative reader of the early chapters but became engaged by the...

8. International Writers Series: Mary Jo Bang

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   In this virtual reading and discussion, Mary Jo Bang will present her recent translation of Dante's Purgatorio.

9. Staff Pick: Where Are We Now? The Epidemic as Politics

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   Immediately upon publishing his first public letter—which serves as an introductory chapter to this volume—criticizing the way in which his...

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11. Documenting WWI: The Harlem Hellfighters in Men of Bronze

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    As we continue to highlight collections related to America’s entry into WWI a century ago, we cannot neglect the seldom-told...

12. In ‘Katherine Dunham: Dance and the African Diaspora,’ Das Explores the Life of a Legendary Performer

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    Joanna Dee Das is an assistant professor of dance in WU’s performing arts department. In her new book, Katherine Dunham:...