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…the University of Pittsburgh, and Mary Kay Biagini, chair of the department of Information Culture and Data Stewardship at the University of Pittsburgh. This publishing ecosystem includes more than research…

…’99. “The entire renovation team insisted on finding a place for it in the new design.” Also known as a “paging numbers” sign, the Cold War-era display features light-up numerals…

…paper “Rosie the Riveter’s Untold Story: African American Women’s Intersectional Struggle” earned her the 2024 Kheel Center Award for Undergraduate Research, which celebrates outstanding scholarship using the center’s archives. The…

…earths, some older and some younger than ours, will give us crucial insights into how an earth functions and what processes shape a planet like ours at different stages of…

…News, from the library’s Rare and Manuscript Collections. “The Amsterdam News was one of the oldest Black newspapers in America,” Acree said, “and I wanted to choose items that would…

When Cornell Ph.D. student Jena Shields needed an online repository to hold the data for a scientific paper she co-authored with her advisor and other peers on how dandelion seeds…

…and tools for a changing world,” said Maddox. “The fact that there is now more data collected on the devices we hold in our hands than in a data center…

…in the centuries-old geocentric model.” Juxtaposed with scientific manuscripts are books on superstitions and beliefs, including a 1625 pamphlet on the Apocalypse by Johann Peil that bears an illustration of…

…in the world.” A QR code next to each statue links to narration about Brown and Perkins. Perkins, the first woman to hold a cabinet post, was not a product…

…Shah hopes these essential aspects of the library are recognized, even if they often unfold in the background. “It’s so rewarding that my team and I have gotten people really…

…parents, a younger brother and sister and an older cousin with a wife and three kids. He said the library laptop he received the week before the start of classes…

…a thought: What if that note from the then-16-year-old O’Brien was among the 25,000 letters in the library’s E.B. White Collection? Maureen Morris and Rob Kotaska of Olin Library’s Research…

What does the future hold for Olin and Uris libraries? Consultants for Cornell University Library will present preliminary concepts for reimagining these two iconic buildings Oct. 30, 3:30-5 p.m. in…

…address a story of past injustice, and how the work of activists, families, Kheel, the ILR School and unions was critical to this happening.” “Hearing newer and older labor activists…

…have a truly unique opportunity to view great artifacts of New York City’s labor history collected and preserved by the Kheel Center staff – from a century-old garment cutter’s knife,…

…we try to bring untold stories to light of people who are misrepresented or underrepresented within the historical record,” Calco said. The stories of African American and women railroad workers…

…Johnson Museum of Art. “Their bold work to portray authentic lesbian sexuality showed what sex-positive feminism could look like,” Marston added. “In an era when Senator Jesse Helms and President…

…grants program is a platform for them to say, ‘These are the stories that need to be told from these collections.’” Faculty and graduate students in the College of Arts…

…Collection and its archives related to the AIDS/HIV pandemic; and the Africana Collections, which contains the photographic archives of the New York Amsterdam News, one of the oldest African American…

…regularly. The Ask a Librarian and chat services can field other questions from users. “Our virtual reference service has picked up fourfold,” Koltay said. The chat service “is fielding many…

…20th centuries, she charted changing provincial boundaries on old maps of the Philippine region of Mindanao. Rob Kotaska, coordinator of the Map and Geospatial Information Collection in Olin Library, helped…