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How can you make the most of your first-year?  Jump into the First-Year Library Experience.

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Our Librarian for Middle East and Islamic Studies recounts a recent collecting trip

The post Been All Around This World: A Trip to Morocco appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Chekhov, Billy Graham, sea levels, Buddhism and the Harlem renaissance are among the topics from Duke authors

The post Books by Duke Authors for Summer and Beyond appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

New exhibit in Bostock Library captures responses to America’s presence on the world stage

The post On Exhibit: A Visual History of Anti-Americanism appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Recommended reads from our New & Noteworthy and Contemporary Literature collections

The post What to Read This Month appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

New exhibition surveys the Rubenstein Library’s collection of photobooks

The post New Exhibit: Photo-Texts appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Tips and tricks from our digital projects team

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Tag along on a recent trip abroad with our Japanese Studies Librarian

The post A Trip to Japan appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Reflections on a Duke alumna who contributed to the larger effort to put a man on the moon

The post Eleanor C. Pressly: A Duke Alumna at NASA appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Why might a digital humanities project consider creating author agreements?

The post Author Agreement for a DH Project: Is That a Thing? appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Some of our more intriguing items show evidence of a previous owner’s fondness for them

The post In the Conservation Lab: Evidence of Ownership appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Join us for a special discussion of the 2019 Duke Summer Reads selection

The post Low Maintenance Book Club Reads “There, There” appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

12th century Greek manuscript in the Rubenstein Library helps Elizabeth Schrader argue her case

The post Mary or Martha? Ph.D. Student Makes an Important Find appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Recommended reads from our New & Noteworthy and Current Literature collections

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New exhibit will feature anti-American materials from around the world

The post Upcoming International and Area Studies Exhibit appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Our Radio Haiti Project Archivist offers some parting thoughts and evocative expressions

The post Favorite Haitian Creole Expressions from the Radio Haiti Archive appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Wednesday, June 27, 2018 – 12:00pm to 3:30pm

The post Story+ Research Symposium appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

How the Libraries Support First-Generation Students at Duke

The post Free to Be 1G appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

The Dawn Langley Simmons Papers and Transgender History

The post Curating the Self appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Breaking the Bundle: Analyzing Duke’s Journal Subscriptions with the Data+ Summer Program

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