11/30/2020
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11/29/2020
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11/20/2020
Libraries Offer Virtual Study Rooms
We know the library is the place where you go to get work done. When you visit, you get inspired by seeing others study and you work harder. It’s an awesome place with incredible powers. While it’s unfortunate we can’t have the usual crowds of students studying in our libraries right now, that doesn’t mean you can't study with and be inspired by other students in a different way!
Beginning Monday, November 23, the Libraries will offer a new way to study with your peers. Open to all students, our virtual study rooms will offer a communal online space for friends, classmates, and fellow Bobcats to gather once again.
Check out the full story by following the link!
Chad Boeninger | November 16, 2020 We know the library is the place where you go to get work done. When you visit, you get inspired by seeing others study and you work harder. It’s an awesome place with incredible powers. While it’s unfortunate we can’t have the usual crowds of students studyi...
11/19/2020
Libraries UPS Book Return Program
The OHIO University Libraries are pleased to announce a UPS book return program for students who are not able to return their checked-out OhioLINK, ILL and Ohio University Libraries items directly to their local Ohio University campus library or another OhioLINK library. This program is available now through December 16, 2020.
Follow the link for more details!
Janet Hulm | November 12, 2020 The OHIO University Libraries are pleased to announce a UPS book return program for students who are not able to return their checked-out OhioLINK, ILL and Ohio University Libraries items directly to their local Ohio University campus library or another OhioLINK librar...
11/13/2020
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Science on Screen presents CODED BIAS, with a virtual talk featuring Shalini Kantayaa, director of the film, Joy Buolamwini, founder of Algorithmic Justice League, and more! Register today and watch for free next week!
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11/13/2020
The Athena Cinema
The Athena Cinema
Science on Screen presents CODED BIAS, with a virtual talk featuring Shalini Kantayaa, director of the film, Joy Buolamwini, founder of Algorithmic Justice League, and more! Register today and watch for free next week!
athenacinema.com/soscodedbias
11/10/2020
Carole Genshaft and Deidre Hamlar to speak at Authors @ Alden
OHIO Libraries will virtually host Carole Genshaft and Deidre Hamlar to talk about the recently released book, “Raggin’ On: The Art of Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson’s House and Journals” as part of the Authors @ Alden series on Nov. 16 at 2:30 p.m.
This event is free and open to the public.
To request accessibility accommodations or for more information, contact Jen Harvey at [email protected].
Find more details in the full article, including links to register here:
Morgan Spehar | October 27, 2020 OHIO Libraries will virtually host Carole Genshaft and Deidre Hamlar to talk about the recently released book, “Raggin’ On: The Art of Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson’s House and Journals” as part of the Authors @ Alden series on Nov. 16 at 2:30 p.m. Genshaft, wh...
10/29/2020
Authors @ Alden: Dr. jw Smith
Ohio University Libraries will be virtually hosting Dr. Carolyn Bailey Lewis and Dr. jw Smith for its Authors @ Alden speaker series on Nov. 5 at 3:00 p.m.
Smith, who is a professor in the School of Communication Studies at Ohio University, will be speaking about his book: “From the Back of the Bus to the Front of the Classroom.” Published in 2019 by Monday Creek Publishing, the book details Smith’s experience as a black and blind professor.
Watch Dr. Smith’s Authors @ Alden talk on Nov. 5 at 3:00 p.m. No registration is required for this free event.
Find more info, including a link to the event in the full article.
To request accessibility accommodations or for more information, contact Jen Harvey at [email protected]
Graphic design by Victor Lowe/Ohio University Libraries Morgan Spehar | October 26, 2020 Ohio University Libraries will be virtually hosting Dr. Carolyn Bailey Lewis and Dr. jw Smith for its Authors @ Alden speaker series on Nov. 5 at 3:00 p.m. Smith, who is a professor in the School of Communicatio...
10/28/2020
Libraries Releases Black Lives Matter and Anti-racism Guide
Ohio University Libraries has recently released a subject guide designed to connect patrons with free, informative resources about anti-racism and the Black Lives Matter movement. This guide comes in the wake of the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and the innumerable other Black people who have been murdered in the United States.
The opening page of the Anti-racism and Black Lives Matter Resource Guide states, “Racism has no place on our campus or in our communities, but this guide is offered as a vehicle for understanding and grappling with the legacy of colonialism and white supremacy in our country, in higher education, within our academic disciplines.”
For more information and links to the guide , please continue on to the full article.
Morgan Spehar | October 14, 2020 Image from OHIO Student Newspaper Collection: 1972 edition of Afro-American AffairsOhio University Libraries has recently released a subject guide designed to connect patrons with free, informative resources about anti-racism and the Black Lives Matter movement. This...
10/26/2020
Take a Virtual Tour of the Libraries’ New Digital Exhibits
Take a Virtual Tour of the Libraries’ New Digital Exhibits!
Ohio University Libraries is launching a new Digital Exhibits initiative to allow patrons to continue interacting with photographs, artifacts and other archival materials in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Erin Wilson, digital imaging specialist and lab manager at the Libraries, has already created two digital exhibits: “The Life and Times of Barnett Hook” and “Framing Time: The Photographic Legacy of Peter Goss, 1966-1970.”
Check it out - https://www.ohio.edu/library/about/news-events/all-news/take-virtual-tour-libraries-new-digital-exhibits
Morgan Spehar | October 8, 2020 Photographs by Peter Goss/Ohio University Libraries’ Documentary Photo ArchiveOhio University Libraries is launching a new Digital Exhibits initiative to allow patrons to continue interacting with photographs, artifacts and other archival materials in the wake of th...
10/22/2020
While in quarantined housing or isolation, University Libraries is here for you
While in quarantined housing or isolation, University Libraries is here for you.
Regardless of your location, University Libraries is still remotely delivering services and resources.
Check out this full article for details, contact information and links!
Kate Mason | October 20, 2020 Regardless of your location, University Libraries is still remotely delivering services and resources. All students, especially with the impact of Covid-19, are encouraged to use the Libraries’ convenient robust online help services. Here you can get help with all you...
10/14/2020
Alden Library Offers New Seat Reservation Service
Alden Library Offers New Seat Reservation Service! Check out all the details and find a link to make your reservation in the full article.
Chad Boeninger | October 7, 2020 As more students return to campus during Phase 2 this fall, Alden Library is experimenting with a new seat reservation program. You can now reserve one of 22 available seats in the east wing of the 4th floor, which is to the left as you enter Alden from the 4th floor...
09/29/2020
Welcome to the Libraries: WE ARE HERE FOR YOU
Welcome back to all students returning to campus for Phase 2. If this is your first time on campus, or your first time back to campus since spring semester’s remote classes, you will notice changes in an effort to keep everyone safe during this unparalleled global pandemic. Check out this article for a helpful video and links to more information. We are here for you!
By Kate Mason | September 29, 2020 Video by Victor Lowe/Ohio University Libraries Welcome back to all students returning to campus for Phase 2. If this is your first time on campus, or your first time back to campus since spring semester’s remote classes, you will notice changes in an effort to ke...
09/28/2020
Libraries Virtual Homecoming: Mapping OHIO Memories and the History of Student Expression
Check out the events planned for Homecoming 2020! Details can be found in the article - Libraries Virtual Homecoming: Mapping OHIO Memories and the History of Student Expression. #OHIOHC2020 #MappingOhioUMemories Ohio University
Kate Mason | September 25, 2020 People love to share memories with each other, which is why for over a century OHIO alumni have returned to Athens for Homecoming celebrations like the Saturday morning parade, the afternoon football game, and in recent years, the Libraries’ annual Homecoming displa...
09/17/2020
Athens County Counts
Athens County Counts
✨12 Questions, 10 Minutes....it is THAT fast and easy to shape the future of Athens County. ✨
🗣Get counted and spread the word to your friends and neighbors!🗣
⚠️As a reminder, the City of Athens received a grant that was used to purchase merchandise from uptown Athens businesses and raffle items off to students who fill out the google form in our bio.⚠️
✅By filling the google form out, students are confirming that they successfully completed the census to the best of their ability, and will be eligible to win Athens themed merchandise.✅
🎓🎒Any current off-campus student, or 2020 grad, that had a lease for 2019-2020 is eligible to participate in our “Athens Come to Your Census” giveaway campaign.🎒🎓
‼️The giveaway will be active through September 30th. ‼️
#athenscometoyourcensus
#bobcatsgetonthemap
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09/16/2020
University Libraries Virtual Fall 2020 Sustainability Series
University Libraries, the Athena Cinema and Environmental Studies Program present the 8th annual Sustainability Film Series. For the first time ever, the series will be presented virtually.
lorraine a wochna | September 7, 2020 University Libraries, the Athena Cinema and Environmental Studies Program present the 8th annual Sustainability Film Series. For the first time ever, the series will be presented virtually. In keeping with all previous series, each film will be followed by a pan...
09/02/2020
U.S. Census Bureau
U.S. Census Bureau
If you haven’t completed the 2020 Census, a census taker will visit your home to help, putting everyone’s safety first. Completing the census is that important.
08/12/2020
OhioLINK to Resume Borrowing Services | Ohio University
OhioLINK to Resume Borrowing Services.
OhioLINK borrowing services were suspended in mid-March as participating institutions closed their campuses and directed staff to work remotely in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. We are pleased to announce that OhioLINK borrowing resumes services on Monday, August 10. However, the service will operate differently under COVID-19 protocols.
Click on the link for the full article and more details.
OhioLINK borrowing services were suspended in mid-March as participating institutions closed their campuses and directed staff to work remotely in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. We are pleased to announce that OhioLINK borrowing resumes services on Monday, August 10. However, the service will op...
07/30/2020
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07/27/2020
Ohio University
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Bobcats Are Back, Ep. 3: “Libraries and Study Spaces”
OHIO junior Megan Rose speaks with Neil Romanosky (Dean of University Libraries) and Chad Boeninger (Head of User Services) about safety procedures for Alden Library and other campus study spaces. #BeSafeBobcats
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07/17/2020
University Libraries seeks feedback to meet diverse needs
As OHIO faculty, staff, and students adjust to the new reality facing the nation, University Libraries is beginning work on a new strategic plan to build a sustainable future. Recognizing how this strategic plan will be weaved into everything over the next several years, the Libraries asks the University community to submit feedback by completing a short anonymous survey. Please follow the link to view the full article, including a link to the survey.
University Libraries is beginning work on a new strategic plan to build a sustainable future.
07/13/2020
Sustainability Series: LUNCH LOVE COMMUNITY
The Sustainability Series presents a virtual screening of LUNCH LOVE COMMUNITY and a post-show online discussion July 15th!
REGISTER HERE: http://athenacinema.com/lunchlovecommunity/
The Sustainability Series is back, and you will be able to participate from home! Watch LUNCH LOVE COMMUNITY on July 15th at 6:30 p.m. Join us for a free virtual screening of LUNCH LOVE COMMUNITY o…
06/29/2020
OHIO Libraries Mourns the Passing of Dr. Vernon R. Alden | Ohio University
OHIO Libraries Mourns the Passing of Dr. Vernon R. Alden. On Monday, June 22, Dr. Vernon Roger Alden, 15th president of Ohio University and strong supporter of the Libraries, passed away at the age of 97. The full article can be found here: https://www.ohio.edu/library/about/news-events/all-news/ohio-libraries-mourns-passing-dr-vernon-r-alden?fbclid=IwAR0DU-2Qw0fqZ6S9Ibm-MpTuAoIlKI2CHAjmAUR-Dh3iCKpF8nIGnyRgdoM
Kate Mason | June 26, 2020 On Monday, June 22, Dr. Vernon Roger Alden, 15th president of Ohio University and strong supporter of the Libraries, passed away at the age of 97. As the president of Ohio University from 1962 to 1969, Alden’s passion for transforming opportunity into forward-thinking ac...
06/23/2020
OHIO Libraries Preserving Student History during the Coronavirus | Ohio University
OHIO Libraries Preserving Student History during the Coronavirus | Ohio University
In the middle of an unsettling global turmoil stemming from the Covid-19 pandemic, University Libraries’ archivists began collecting personal stories from OHIO students about what it was like during the 2020 nationwide “lockdown.” Their intent: to record the impact of the epidemic on student l...
06/22/2020
OHIO’s Alden Library Resumes Access to Print Collections | Ohio University
OHIO's Alden Library is resuming access to print collections. On Monday, June 22 University Libraries’ Alden Library will begin accepting requests from OHIO’s faculty, staff and current students to borrow print materials from the locally owned collections inside Alden Library, the Library Annex (Southeast Ohio Regional Depository) and the Music & Dance Library on the Athens Campus. Requested materials will be available for pickup within a few business days.
Read the full story with all the details at the link. https://www.ohio.edu/library/about/news-events/all-news/ohios-alden-library-resumes-access-print-collections
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06/13/2020
Athens County Public Libraries
Free screenings. Check it out. Women in science.
Sign up at http://athenacinema.com/pictureascientist/?fbclid=IwAR1MKqZpjrB242ywl-VzPPHF9mS0TwjpiubjaYv7SDAzIzqd0LpkjRb4mEs to watch PICTURE A SCIENTIST from home for free between Friday, June 12th and Wednesday, June 17th at 6PM. Then join an online Q&A with directors Ian Cheney and Sharon Shattuck on Wednesday, June 17th at 8:00PM on YouTube. Radiolab’s Molly Webster will moderate the discussion. ~w/ The Athena Cinema, Alden Library, and Science On Screen. View titles about women in science in our collection at https://search.myacpl.org/cgi-bin/koha/opac-search.pl?q=women+and+science
About the film:
"PICTURE A SCIENTIST chronicles the groundswell of researchers who are writing a new chapter for women scientists. Biologist Nancy Hopkins, chemist Raychelle Burks, and geologist Jane Willenbring lead viewers on a journey deep into their own experiences in the sciences, ranging from brutal harassment to years of subtle slights. Along the way, from cramped laboratories to spectacular field stations, we encounter scientific luminaries – including social scientists, neuroscientists, and psychologists – who provide new perspectives on how to make science itself more diverse, equitable, and open to all."
06/10/2020
Ohio University Libraries’ Commitment to Social Justice | Ohio University
Ohio University Libraries’ Commitment to Social Justice
Ohio University Libraries grieves with the OHIO and global communities over the brutal killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and other Black, Indigenous, and people of color.
06/01/2020
An Innovative Approach to Sharing Scholarly Work: OHIO Open Library | Ohio University
Looking for a way to share your scholarly work? Check out this recent news story on OHIO's Open Library.
Amid the global self-isolation and economic uncertainties forced upon us by Covid-19, there is still light shining at the end of the tunnel as we move toward innov
05/26/2020
OHIO Students - Submit Your Covid-19 Story
OHIO Students (incoming, current, and recent grads) - We want to hear, see, and learn about how you are experiencing this pandemic and the impact it is having on you as an OHIO student.
More info on the process can be found in this short video.
Preserve your story through this form: https://bit.ly/COVID19ArchivesSurvey
Submitting your stories and experiences will help create a unique and vitally important documentary record of this historic moment. The memories of your time here are the most significant part of the University’s unique and permanent history.
We are accepting everything from art and photography to interviews and videos. Be creative and work in whichever format, material, or medium is most comfortable for you.
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OHIO Students - Submit Your Covid-19 Story
OHIO Students (incoming, current, and recent grads) - We want to hear, see, and learn about how you are experiencing this pandemic and the impact it is having on you as an OHIO student. More info on the process can be found in this short video. Preserve your story through this form: https://bit.ly/COVID19ArchivesSurvey Submitting your stories and experiences will help create a unique and vitally important documentary record of this historic moment. The memories of your time here are the most significant part of the University’s unique and permanent history. We are accepting everything from art and photography to interviews and videos. Be creative and work in whichever format, material, or medium is most comfortable for you.
Students - Submit Your Story
Students - Submit Your Story! The library aims to document pandemic student experiences. The Ohio University Archives is collecting stories from students who want to help document this historical moment and how OHIO students experienced it. The memories of your time here are the most significant part of the University’s unique and permanent history. Preserve your story through this form: https://bit.ly/COVID19ArchivesSurvey
The Rare Book Collection: Pushing the Boundaries of Paper Engineering
A Night in the Theaters of the GULAG - GRS Presentation by Inna Tsyrlin
We're doing an audio-only livestream of "A Night in the Theaters of the GULAG" presented by Inna Tsyrlin. This is the first (of two) Graduate Research Series presentations for the Spring 2019 semester.
Robinson Cruso
#MoveableMondays: Robinson Crusoe “Robinson Crusoe,” by Daniel Defoe is a familiar title to many. Less familiar today may be this reproduction of a moveable version produced by the Merrimack Publishing Corporation around the turn to the 20th century. The book contains a variety of different images all revealed by unfolding the flaps.
Table, Lay Yourself
#MoveableMondays: Table, Lay Yourself Vojtěch Kubašta, a Czech paper engineer, children’s book illustrator, and graphic designer, is another notable figure in the history and evolution of moveable books. In addition to being celebrated for their paper engineering marvels, Kubašta’s books are known for their rich dynamic colors and complexity. In his version of the Brothers Grimm’s tale, “Table, Lay Yourself,” printed around 1960, the pages contain a pull-tab, pop ups, and additional moving parts.
Welcome to the Neighborwood
#MoveableMondays: Welcome to the Neighborwood “Welcome to the Neighborwood” is another book by artist and paper engineer Shawn Sheehy, published in 2015. This book, which is widely available in a trade edition, features 7 common yard creatures and constructs in beautiful detailed pop-ups, the intricate homes, ranging from nests to webs to burrows, that they build for themselves.
We continue our #MoveableMondays series with: “A Pop-Up Field Guide to North American Wildflowers” is a contemporary artists’ book by artist and paper engineer Shawn Sheehy. Our #FromTheVault copy is number 2 from the edition of 30 hand-constructed moveable books made in 2011 by Sheehy with Sarah Vogel, who letterpress printed the text. Included at the end of the book is an essay titled, "A Language of Flowers for the 21st Century,” also by Sheehy.
Lothar Meggendorfer, the German creator of “A Series of Amusing Transformation Scenes: The Tricks of Naughty Boys,” is a pivotal figure in the history of moveable books. He made over 200 moveable books beginning in 1878. The mechanisms he invented and perfected remain some of the most complex in the genre. “The Tricks of Naughty Boys” features what is sometimes referred to as a venetian blind structure, where the image transforms with the pull of a tab. The English edition was produced in London and New York in 1899. #MoveableMondays
“The Mariners-Compass Rectified” by Andrew Wakely was originally published in 1665. 17th century copies are quite rare, but the book was reprinted in many editions over time. Our #FromTheVault copy was printed for Mount and Page, on Tower-Hill, in London in 1787. The moveable part is a volvelle, consisting of two concentric circles made of board, which could be used to aid in navigation.
It's once again #MoveableMonday, when we share a video of books in our Special Collections with moving elements. “The Daily Express Children’s Annua,” by Louis Giraud is a series of moveable books produced in London during the 1930s and 1940s. Giraud called the moveable parts of his books “living models,” and they are some of the earliest examples that actually pop-up as the page is turned. The videos in this series were created by Andie Walla of the Ohio University School of Media Arts & Studies.
We're excited to share some new videos of items #FromTheVault this semester. We'll have new video every other week, in a series we're calling #MoveableMonday. You may think of pop-up books as titles for children, but this type of book dates back as far as the 1200s, and was often used for the study of the sciences. We're starting off with a facsimile of “Astronomicum Caesareum,” by Petrus Apianus, court astronomer to Emperor Charles V. The book was privately printed by Georg and Petrus Apianus in 1540. This full-color reproduction was produced in Leipzig, Germany, in 1967. There are only about 40 known copies of “Astronomicum Caesareum,” in the world. This facsimile offers the experience of the original, with its extraordinary hand-colored woodcuts, multi-layered volvelles and other moveable parts, and astronomical observations.
Three cheers for Homecoming Week at Ohio University. The folks on our Digital Initiatives are busy sharing great photos and videos of OHIO Homecoming history this week. This video was created by DI student Rogene Evans. Check out their Twitter for more photos and videos: http://twitter.com/aldenlibdigital Or their Pinboard dedicated entirely to Homecoming photos from years past: https://www.pinterest.com/ohiodigiarchive/ohio-u-homecomings/.
Vandals in the Stacks: Decolonizing the Archives
Vandals in the Stacks: Decolonizing the Archives presented by Dr. Tarez Graban of Florida State University. Dr. Graban presents an interactive discussion on the critical use of primary sources, including those in archival collections. Full details at: https://www.library.ohio.edu/2018/09/dr-tarez-graban-slated-to-host-lecture-on-archival-materials/.
We asked this over on Instagram and would love to hear your thoughts too on this Reading Day. What books have stuck with you over the years, and make you think of them long after the covers have closed?
Make a quick bibliography with ZoteroBib
Have you seen this new tool from Zotero? It's a web-based tool for creating short bibliographies and in-text citations and a great option for when you're writing a shorter paper and don't need to work with the full version of Zotero. Try it out and let us know what you think.
Exhibit Opening: Transformational Leaders of Africa
Join us for the opening of "Transformational Leaders of Africa" a new exhibit on the 4th floor of Alden Library. Full details on the exhibit: https://www.library.ohio.edu/2018/04/fourth-floor-exhibit-to-highlight-african-leaders/.
Impact Through Action: Wake Up at Get to Work With Chad Boeninger
Join us at 12:05 pm for a presentation by Business Librarian & Head of User Services Chad Boeninger on using TopHat to integrate active learning into library instruction for large classes.
Workshop: Getting Started with Zotero
Join us for a live version of our Zotero Basics workshop
150 Years of Women at Ohio University
We're talking with University Archivist Bill Kimok about the Ohio University Founder's Day Exhibit on 150 years of Women at Ohio University.
Exhibit Opening: Writing Africa: A New Generation of African Writers
Join us for the official opening of the new exhibit on the 1st floor, Writing Africa: A New Generation of African Writers.
Previewing "The Subjective Stitch"
Join us at 2:15pm for a preview of "The Subjective Stitch," a discussion of history, gender, and needlecraft in the 19th century. More details below: On Feb. 14 from 1 to 2:30 p.m., a hands-on pop-up exhibit and presentation in room 319 on the third floor of Alden Library highlights the success of Hook, a native of neighboring Vinton County. Along with the presentation and a discussion linking themes surfaced in Hook’s life and work to participants’ subjective experiences, attendees have the opportunity to make their own hand-sewn or drawn creations, said Beecroft, who added the event is free and open to the public. A couple of Hook’s designs from the Libraries’ collection of about 20 pieces of needlework will serve as examples.
Artists @ Alden: Hannah Truman
The Artists at Alden series continues this semester with a new exhibition by Hannah Truman. We spoke to Truman live on Instagram on January 23 about her work and the process of creating the pieces you can see now on the 3rd floor.
Live with Librarian Karmen Beecroft on the newly digitized selections from the Irma E. Voigt Papers: bit.ly/VoigtPapers.
Finals Week is (almost) over and so is the Fall 2017 #FinalsByAlden extravaganza. Many thanks to everyone who joined us for this year's events. More photos on our Flickr page: https://www.flickr.com/photos/ohiouniversitylibraries/albums/72157667430249009
Three local reporters join us for a workshop on how journalists do research in the age of fake news.
Take #3 with George Cheripko who makes sure you get your Ohio...
Take #2 with George Cheripko on managing the OhioLINK material...
Behind the scenes with George Cheripko and the department that brings you OhioLINK books and delivers materials around campus
Lynn Johnson: The Photographer's Process
Special Collections Librarian Miriam Intrator discusses the photographic process with OHIO alumna and photojournalist Lynn Johnson.
Behind the Scenes with the New Exhibit Civil War Stories: Ever...
Instagram Live with Karmen Beecroft and Stacey Lavender as they put up the new exhibit Civil War Stories: Everyday Lives in an Extraordinary Era. Video recorded Friday September 15 on Instagram. The exhibit opens this afternoon and tomorrow you can learn more about the process of launching this new digital collection and letter-writing during the Civil War era starting at 2pm on the 4th floor. https://www.library.ohio.edu/2017/09/authorsalden-to-highlight-ohio-civil-war-correspondence/
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Because I care about Libraries. Your library, under the stewardship of an engaged, invested and dedicated staff, supports academic achievement, diversity, inclusiveness, and community!
Happy Library Workers Day to all the Great people who work at Alden Library!!!
Thank you!!!
Spotted Jorma in the building. Wonder how many of you know who I am talking about - yes I am showing my age.
Tonight, FREE for ALL @ 7p, The Athena Cinema. This week we focus on Saving Mes Aynak archaeological sites and their possible demise due to mining rights! Then a look at Our Last Refuge, about the Blackfeet Nations and their battle to keep their land. Join us! We help sponsor the Sustainability Film Series, and have been since 2012.
20 years ago I donated an old song book contained all of Ohio University's original band music-including university football songs long forgotten! Alden library should do an exhibit or a Facebook of it! I think it's listed under my name as donor