If you attended a library session during Faculty Development Days, you probably heard about the new library catalog system that is launching this summer. In case you missed it, here is what you need to know: When? June 24th is the go live date for the new system. Why now? We are members of CARLI (Consortium…
As the last bit of our FUTURE TENSE: IMAGINED WORLDS FROM THE MARGINS programming, this summer, we will be focusing on Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale, an important novel that has spawned many adaptations, art in other mediums, and important discussions about feminism, bodily autonomy, and dystopian America. While not exactly a beach or…
Join the Library for a celebration of our 2019-2020 Library Artist in Residence, Julia Arredondo, part of Manifest Rises, a student powered festival of the arts. View our virtual exhibit, here., which features a selection of work and an interview with the artist. __________________________________________________________ Also part of Manifest, you can get a peek…
If you attended a library session during Faculty Development Days, you probably heard about the new library catalog system that is launching this summer. In case you missed it, here is what you need to know: When? June 24th is the go live date for the new system. Why now? We are members of CARLI (Consortium…
Read MoreAs the last bit of our FUTURE TENSE: IMAGINED WORLDS FROM THE MARGINS programming, this summer, we will be focusing on Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale, an important novel that has spawned many adaptations, art in other mediums, and important discussions about feminism, bodily autonomy, and dystopian America. While not exactly a beach or…
Read MoreJoin the Library for a celebration of our 2019-2020 Library Artist in Residence, Julia Arredondo, part of Manifest Rises, a student powered festival of the arts. View our virtual exhibit, here., which features a selection of work and an interview with the artist. __________________________________________________________ Also part of Manifest, you can get a peek…
Read MoreBelow you find a great list of links to articles and resources exploring the intersections of science fiction with disability studies and culture. Enjoy! Disability and Neurodivergence in Science Fiction and Fantasy 5 Examples of Disability Accurately Represented in Science Fiction Films Space Crip People With Disabilities Are About to Destroy Science Fiction A Conversation…
Read MoreThis week brings you more links to great virtual tours, articles, and more to scratch the itch for art & culture without leaving your house. On tap this week? All things wonderful, weird, and creepy… Pitt Rivers Museum Odditorum Take a virtual tour through the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford, England. This museum within a…
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