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A Melancholy Skeleton in the Rubenstein
An in-depth look at the curious and mysterious history of an ivory memento mori
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Curating for a Community: Joining the DCN
How we’re contributing back to the community that has helped to support our work at Duke
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Summer LGBTQIA+ SciFi Book Crew Reads “Ninefox Gambit”
Climb aboard as we delve into the reaches of deep space with author Yoon Ha Lee
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Low Maintenance Book Club Reads “Middlemarch”
Join us for the first of three discussions this summer on George Elliot’s classic
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Workshop: Shaping Your Professional Identity Online, June 15
Learn about the opportunities and challenges the digital world poses for early career scholars
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Call for Submissions: Human Rights Audio Documentary Award
New award seeks to support outstanding documentary artists exploring human rights and social justice
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$1,500 Creative Writing Award for Duke Undergrads
Apply now for the Rudolph William Rosati Creative Writing Award
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What to Read This Month
Recommended reads from our New & Noteworthy and Contemporary Literature collections
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Remembering the Tulsa Race Massacre, 100 Years Later
A look at the archival legacy of the riots and massacre in the collections of the Rubenstein Library
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Meet Sarah, One of Lilly’s Class of 2021
What’s a vital library resource? Our graduate student assistants!
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Collecting for Global Diversity: Reflections a Year After George Floyd
A series exploring the role of international collections and their collectors in promoting equity, diversity, and inclusion
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Low Maintenance Book Club Reads “Middlemarch”
Join us for the first of three discussions this summer on George Elliot’s classic
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Films Honoring Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage
Explore our recommended picks about the contributions Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have made to U.S. culture
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Summer LGBTQIA+ SciFi Book Crew Reads “Ninefox Gambit”
Climb aboard as we delve into the reaches of deep space with author Yoon Ha Lee
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Intergenerational Collaboration Makes History
New Mellon-funded initiative aims to document how today’s activists built their social and political movements
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“Library Takeout” Wins Library Film Festival
The music video takes home “Best of Show” in the ARL “Arlies” Film Fest
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Meet Grace, One of Lilly’s Class of 2021
What’s a vital library resource? Our graduate student assistants!
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“Such a Fun Age” Selected for Class of 2025 Summer Reading
Kiley Reid’s acclaimed book to be sent to incoming students
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5 Titles: Unsung Black Women in the Olympics
A new series highlighting library resources related to diversity, equity, and inclusion
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Collecting for Global Diversity, Part 4
A series exploring the role of international collections and their collectors in promoting equity, diversity, and inclusion
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