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Decatur Book Festival on Oct. 1 features Emory-affiliated authors

‘Graffiti: An Inside View’ shares the story behind graffiti writers and their artistic messages

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with an Emory Libraries pop-up exhibit

Across three projects, Emory Libraries amplifies underrepresented voices

10 things to do around Emory in September

Podcast studio, self-checkouts and new lobby among improvements at Emory Libraries

Add to your collection of tunes during the Music and Media Library’s vinyl giveaway

10 things to know for fall semester

Emory shares concern, well wishes for author Salman Rushdie

Emory celebrates Pride Month

Exhibition focuses on graffiti as an aerosol art form

Lobby renovation on tap for Woodruff Library

Emory class sinks its teeth into Bram Stoker archive at Rose Library

Experience the arts in April through dance, theater, discussions and more

Drew Charter School unveils Black Lives Matter mural inspired by Emory exhibit

Emory Libraries announce open access publishing agreement with Cambridge University Press

In-person musical and theater performances enliven campus in March

Poet Marilyn Chin to give virtual reading to celebrate Women’s History Month at Emory

Music and artistic discussions fill the month of February on campus

Online event spotlights mistreatment of Black patients in mental hospitals in Jim Crow era

Acclaim: Recent honors for Emory faculty and staff

Lisa Macklin to serve as interim dean and university librarian

Libraries roll out beta version of new search engine, request feedback

'Dracula' author Bram Stoker’s literary immortality celebrated in new Emory collection

Watch vintage amateur Emory films and learn about home movies on Oct. 21

Dean and University Librarian Yolanda Cooper to join Case Western Reserve University

A perfect match: Emory and Georgia Tech

Get involved with ‘In the Wake of Slavery and Dispossession’ symposium

Apollo 15 exhibit brings humanities impact of historic exploration to life

Symposium to offer new perspectives on Emory's history of slavery and dispossession

Find out what’s new at the Emory Libraries for fall semester

10 things to know for fall semester

Emory’s C.T. Vivian papers provide rich resources for classes, films, plays

Fall symposium connects activism to Emory’s history of slavery and land dispossession

Acclaim: Recent honors for Emory faculty and staff

New Emory digital learning hub marks Apollo 15 moon mission’s 50th anniversary

Graduate fellows provide thesis, data and publishing support for students and staff

History course uncovers ‘archival silences’ of enslaved people

Emory announces search for vice provost for libraries and museum

Emory to include libraries and museum under new leadership structure

Film screening, conversation on life and work of Pellom McDaniels set for Feb. 7

Aaron materials at Emory’s Rose Library reveal his character in face of challenges

2020 in review: Beyond COVID-19

'Reconstruction Activism' seminar examines racial equality and justice

Second panel in online seminar series examines Reconstruction and its impact today

Emory celebrates Open Access Week, introduces new website to highlight authors’ work

Join the fun of virtual Library Day on Oct. 20

Online seminar series examines Reconstruction and its modern-day impact

Learn how Emory Libraries found creative solutions during the pandemic

Lifting every voice: The inspiration and impact of Pellom McDaniels III

Emory acquires papers of Black Panther Party activist Kathleen Cleaver

Virtual 2020 Decatur Book Festival spotlights Emory-related authors

Libraries reopen for fall with new safety-focused options in place

Emory community mourns passing of civil rights leader C.T. Vivian

Emory libraries reopen on appointment-only basis effective July 6

All Hands on Deck: The Zoom experts

Four students honored with Emory Libraries’ undergraduate research awards

Emory mourns sudden passing of Rose Library curator Pellom McDaniels

Faculty can learn about library collaborations at Dean's Pop-Up event

10 free things to do in March

Photos: Nikki Giovanni shares her poetry at Emory

Emory remembers James V. Hatch, collector of African American arts and activism

Feast of Words celebrates Emory faculty authors and editors

Emory to mark Black History Month with lectures, films and more

Celebrated poet Nikki Giovanni to give free reading at Emory

Emory's traveling exhibit on black art and activism inspires Atlanta students

'Fake News' class helps students learn to research and identify false information

10 things to do at Emory in December

October: 10 things to do for $10 or less

10 things to do in September for $10 or less

Learn something new with classes and workshops through Emory Libraries

Story of Atlanta businessman Chip Robert Jr. told with exhibit, reception on Sept. 19

August: 10 things to do for $10 or less

'Black Cosmopolitan' exhibit focuses on James Weldon Johnson's diplomatic career

July: 10 things to do for $10 or less

Spelman president and Emory professor discuss representation in African American photographs

June: 10 things to do at Emory for under $10

Bringing art into the community

May: 10 free things to do at Emory

Undergraduate researchers present their work at spring symposium

Emory conversation to focus on lives of unknown African American women

April: 10 things to do for under $10

'Framing Shadows' considers lives of African American domestic workers

March: 10 free things to do at Emory

One-Button Studio makes DIY video projects a snap

February: 10 free things to do at Emory

A lifelong interest builds a lasting legacy

Emory celebrates Founders Week with lectures, special events

Former inaugural poet Richard Blanco to give free reading at Emory

Punk is alive and well, thanks to Emory class and Rose archives

Bicentennial tribute to Frederick Douglass shows abolitionist's speeches still resonate

Health sciences library opens 'Spirit Lives On' dementia awareness exhibit

Oxford's game collection puts pieces together for stress relief

November: 10 things to do for $10 or less

Talk focuses on Irish poet Seamus Heaney, teaching with archives

Locate Samuel Beckett letters online with new website hosted at Emory

Jews and human rights to be focus of 10th annual Rothschild Lecture

Burkett to share stories of collecting Rose Library's African American materials

October: 10 things to do for less than $10

'SisterWriters' Tayari Jones, Pearl Cleage share their literary friendship in Emory talk