Join WashU Libraries and WashU Studying Slavery for a special semiquincentennial event to commemorate the 250 th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. John Garrison Marks will discuss his ...

WashU Libraries are excited to announce the call for entries for the Mendel Sato Awards. The Mendel Sato Awards aim to promote engagement with the WashU Libraries’ Julian Edison Department of Special ...

The barriers to voting and the fight to gain access to voting is an ongoing story in America and the WashU Libraries holds several collections with interviews, media, and other documentation that help ...

A new branch of a Federal Statistical Research Data Center (FSRDC) recently opened at Washington University. FSRDC branches are located across the country and provide secure environments to support ...

WashU Libraries were awarded a $260,645 grant by the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) to support the digitization project, Connecting Local LGBTQ+ Communities, Past and Present.

October is the one hundredth anniversary of the publication of the A.A. Milne story Winnie the Pooh, which was first published in 1926. Here at WashU Libraries we hold a first edition copy of the ...

The exhibition Look/Read: Illustration as Media History from 1850-1950 is currently installed in the Thomas Gallery at Olin Library through December 2026. The exhibit closely examines the evolution of ...

Associate University Librarian Amanda Albert received the Missouri Library Association (MLA) 2026 Ronald G. Bohley Award. Albert and Rachelle Brandel from Missouri Baptist University received the ...

The four-volume OER series is designed to accompany the “You Speak Korean!” textbook series developed by faculty at the University of Pennsylvania and Yale University. Each volume includes a variety ...

Over the past 20 years, comics in German-speaking Europe have gone from being dismissed as childish and derivative to an accepted and respected part of the cultural landscape. While the comics market ...