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Architectural rendering of renovations

April 12, 2019

Announcing the Dana Library Transformation Project Blog

Big changes are afoot at Dana Library! This month, renovations began for a project that will make the library more user friendly in...
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Detail of artwork from Sacred Sisters book

April 9, 2019

Sacred Sisters Program April 25 to Feature MaryAnn L. Miller, Holly...

Sacred Sisters: The Making of an Artists’ Book will present a conversation among artists and poets involved in making the artists’ book...
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Whitman exhibit

April 9, 2019

On Exhibit at Robeson Library: How Sweet the Silent Backward Tracings!

How Sweet the Silent Backward Tracings! Preserving the Memory of Walt Whitman through Materials, Meetings, and More, developed and...
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April 9, 2019

On Exhibit at Robeson Library: Rutgers–Camden: A Campus in Flux

Rutgers–Camden: A Campus in Flux is now on display at Paul Robeson Library through August 30, 2019. Rutgers, The State University of New...
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Paul Robeson

Paul Robeson Collection

Paul Robeson was an actor, athlete, concert singer, writer, civil rights activist, and Rutgers alumnus. This collection is comprised of newspaper clippings, published articles, books, sound recordings, correspondence, photographs, bibliographies, and writings from 1916-1998. SC/UA houses this collection.

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STEM E-resources Fair

Busch Faculty Dining Hall

Apr 24

11:30 am–1:30 pm

Sacred Sisters: The Making of an Artists' Book

Alexander Library, Scholarly Communication Center

Apr 25

5 pm–7 pm

Books as Bridges: How Books for Children and Teenagers Can Speak across Borders of Language, Nation, and Culture

Alexander Library

May 2

6 pm–8 pm