New! The Library offers American Indian Histories and Cultures and Indigenous Peoples of North America — complementary resources providing information on how, for five centuries, Native Americans have continued to define themselves in the face of colonization and genocide. American … Continue reading
It was fifty-one years ago, on June 28, 1969, that police raiding Greenwich Village’s Stonewall Inn met fierce resistance from the bar’s LGBTQ patrons, sparking the Gay Liberation movement and establishing June as LGBTQ Pride Month. Now, on June 15, … Continue reading
From Judy Thomas, Director of Faculty Programs The Course Enrichment Grant (CEG) program supports faculty who want to enhance their students’ abilities to seek, evaluate, manage, and use information and data, as well as create new kinds of media-rich assignments. … Continue reading
Make the most of your remote teaching experience with the Library’s new guide to Resources for Teaching Online. Learn from Library professionals the best way to teach in UVACollab; to enhance face-to-face experiences and use media resources; to find materials … Continue reading
From Judy Thomas, Director of Faculty Programs: Research Sprints, hosted by the University of Virginia Library, give faculty the opportunity to partner with a team of expert librarians on a project representing any phase in the scholarly life cycle of … Continue reading
From Dave Ghamandi, Open Publishing Librarian and Managing Editor, Aperio Announcement: Aperio, MLA Release New Publication, The Public Domain Song Anthology Aperio, the University of Virginia’s open access press, and the Music Library Association are pleased to announce a joint … Continue reading
The Library is thrilled to announce the 2020 inaugural cohort of the Women’s Maker Program, sponsored by the Charles L. Brown Endowment, the Robertson Media Center, and the UVA Library. The program aims to increase participants’ confidence and interest in … Continue reading
March 2 through March 6 is Open Education Week and the UVA Library is promoting Open Educational Resources (OER) as one way of holding down the cost of higher education to students. What are Open Educational Resources? They’re teaching, learning, … Continue reading
“Sisterhood: Cultural Portraits of African-American Women,” is a 2020 Black History Month original exhibition on the 400-year redemptive odyssey of African-American womanhood, 1700s-2000s. From auction blocks to corporate boardrooms, this distinctive exhibition emphasizes the commonality of their praiseworthy lives and … Continue reading
Four notable programs have deadlines coming up in February and March — don’t miss out! Course Enrichment Grants Course Enrichment Grants provide support to faculty who would like to enhance students’ abilities to seek, evaluate, manage, and use information and data, … Continue reading
