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Featured Events

John Bader
Alexander Library
7/6/17, 4:00 p.m.–5:30 p.m.

John Bader, former dean of academic advising and undergraduate academic affairs at Johns Hopkins University, will present about his book...

Contact: Matt Badessa, mbadessa@libraries.rutgers.edu, 848-932-5940
Childhood Studies
Robeson Library
6/16/17–7/31/17, 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

The Department of Childhood Studies: A Scholarship Celebration is on display at the Paul Robeson Library now through July 31,...

Contact: John Powell, john.powell@rutgers.edu, 856-225-2838
Yadin-Israel
Alexander Library
6/29/17, 4:00 p.m.–5:30 p.m.

Rutgers University–New Brunswick faculty member Azzan Yadin-Israel will speak about his book The Grace of God and the Grace of Man:...

Contact: Matt Badessa, mbadessa@libraries.rutgers.edu, 848-932-5940
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Alexander Library, Special Collections and University Archives
3/9/17–9/15/17,

A special exhibit to commemorate the 100th anniversary of America’s entry into World War I.

“Heaven, Hell, or Hoboken!”: New...

Contact: Flora Boros, flora.boros@rutgers.edu, 848-932-6106
Records at Play
Non-library location, Institute of Jazz Studies
1/23/17–12/22/17,

The Institute of Jazz Studies (IJS) has been collecting jazz records at Rutgers University—Newark and sharing them with a wide audience...

Contact: Adriana Cuervo, ac1167@rutgers.edu, 973-353-5595
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The Krueger-Scott Mansion located in Newark, Essex County, New JerseyThe Krueger-Scott Oral History Collection: The Krueger-Scott Oral History Collection preserves and makes available the remarkable narratives of African-American residents of Newark who arrived during the Great Migration, as well as those whose local roots stretch back generations.

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#SpecialCollectionsSunday in June is all about summer! Here we have a quintessentially summer photo of Fats Waller in Old Orchard Beach, Maine, in 1941 from the Ed Kirkeby Collection at the @runewark Institute of Jazz Studies. Fats Waller had long been celebrated for extravagant talents as a jazz pianist, composer, and all-around entertainer by the time he and his band landed in Old Orchard Beach in 1941. They held forth at the dance hall built in 1898 at the historic pier which could accommodate 5,000 dancers. If Waller, who died in December 1943, were to walk the earth today, he would find the pier a going concern. He might even be able to buy a cone of @kohrscustard which opened its first store in Fairfield, New Jersey in 1919, and remains in business.
#SpecialCollectionsSunday in June is all about summer! Here we have a quintessentially summer photo of Fats Waller in Old Orchard Beach, Maine, in 1941 from the Ed Kirkeby Collection at the @runewark Institute of Jazz Studies. Fats Waller had long been celebrated for extravagant talents as a jazz pianist, composer, and all-around entertainer by the time he and his band landed in Old Orchard Beach in 1941. They held forth at the dance hall built in 1898 at the historic pier which could accommodate 5,000 dancers. If Waller, who died in December 1943, were to walk the earth today, he would find the pier a going concern. He might even be able to buy a cone of @kohrscustard which opened its first store in Fairfield, New Jersey in 1919, and remains in business.
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