Misty Copeland: RELEVÉ REVELATION
Happy birthday, Misty Copeland!
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Divorce petitions extremely frank and candid offering numerous possibilities for research into the lives of 19th-century women.
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Read MoreA Librarian’s Guide to Becoming Data Driven
An interview with Michael Levine-Clark, Dean and Director of the University of Denver Libraries.
Read MoreThe Student’s Guide to Workers, Labor, and the Left in History Vault
Students will find numerous collections in History Vault to study workers, labor unions, and the American Left during the 20th century.
Read More3 Reasons Why Makerspaces are for Academic Libraries, Too
Since the Fayetteville Public Library pioneered the concept of makerspaces in libraries in 2011, we’ve known that this trend was here to stay.
Read MoreGenocide Testimony Enriches Learning for Students of French
The Visual History Archive allows students to better understand those who experienced the German occupation of France in the 1940s.
Read MoreCorruption, Mega-Events, and Hope: 3 Books on Brazil and Latin America
Three books provide insights on the challenges and triumphs of Brazil and all of Latin America.
Read MoreThe Quirky World of Citation Styles
There are at least 4000 styles for citing source materials!
Read MoreHow Genocide Became a Crime Under International Law
In 1944, Lemkin's most important work, Axis Rule in Occupied Europe, was published in the U.S and coined the term genocide.
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