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    1 Jun 2020

    Understanding the history of institutionalized racism is key to understanding this weekend's protests. has compiled a syllabus to help contextualize, teach, and understand:

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  2. 6 hours ago

    Did you know that librarians are often the first digital mentors for students?

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  3. Feb 3

    On "March" by the late Rep. John Lewis and how the graphic novel art form serves to depict Civil Rights History.

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    Feb 2

    Parents of Black scouts in Washington knew that not every girl was treated equally. They fought to ensure equal access to activities and facilities.

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  5. Feb 2

    There are now more than 300 Open Community Collections on JSTOR, contributed by institutions from all over the world. Explore some of them today!

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  6. Feb 2

    Purple martins and humans have a uniquely symbiotic relationship.

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  7. Feb 1

    Celebrating with nine public collections on that depict the history and culture of Black Americans. These collections are freely available - no login needed!

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    Carter G. Woodson is considered the father of - read about the history of this month, and explore more stories about Black history.

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  9. Jan 29

    Want to understand the scholarship of the U.S. Constitution? Click on any section of the document and see the articles that reference that section:

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  10. Jan 28

    Did you know that the 90s movie, "Swing Kids." was based on real German teens?

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  11. Jan 28

    Although it was the language of sacred texts and ritual, modern Hebrew wasn’t spoken in conversation till the late nineteenth century.

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  12. Jan 28

    Join our colleagues for the first webinar in the Next Wave 2021 virtual event series! Join us Feb 3 for a 1-hour discussion with , visionary leader of @UofPeople. Register Now.

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  13. Jan 27

    Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, which takes place each year on the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, on January 27, 1945. A look at what happened during the Warsaw Ghetto uprising in 1943.

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  14. Jan 27

    There's a lot of open & free content on JSTOR - searchable without a login. This includes: •7,000 OA ebooks •47,000 OA articles •26,000 open research reports •300 Open Community Collections •1.3 million free images in Artstor's Public Collections.

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  15. Jan 27

    Why did ancient Egyptians love cats? 🐱

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  16. Jan 26

    Your empty beer can is here to stay.

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  17. Jan 26

    The Venus Flytrap is our plant of the month!

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  18. Jan 25

    Plant of the month: agarwood, whose essential oil is still known as liquid gold.

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  19. Jan 25

    Join our colleagues for the first webinar in the Next Wave 2021 virtual event series! Join us Feb 3 for a 1-hour discussion with , visionary leader of @UofPeople. Register Now.

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  20. Jan 25

    Virginia Woolf was born today in 1882! Celebrating with Mrs. Dalloway.

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  21. Jan 25

    Did you know that puffins use tools?

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