Blogs Featured Posts (non-pipes)

A new documentary explores the unmet need for open access to research and science

The post Film Screening, Nov. 5: Paywall: The Business of Scholarship appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Letters, books, and other writings that helped inspire the musical

The post A Touch of “Hamilton” in the Rubenstein Library appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Kelly Wooten is driven by the idea that everyone’s story deserves to be preserved.

The post Bingham Center Librarian Wins Duke Diversity Award appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

A guest post by a researcher visiting our Human Rights Archive

The post Researching Migrant Exclusion: We’ve Been Here Before appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Join us for a lunchtime exploration of our exhibit marking the centennial of the end of WWI

The post Exhibit Talk & Tour with Adrian Lentz-Smith, Nov. 6 appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

A roundup of titles worthy of attention, most of which are available in the library

The post Books from Duke authors Spice Up the Fall Season appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

So many film and novel adaptations, so little time!

The post Frankenstein Lives On! appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

We’re moving some of the portraits to make room for an exciting new addition!

The post Changes in the Gothic Reading Room appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Find out about efforts at Duke to make the fruits of research available as broadly as possible

The post Celebrating Open Access Week, Oct. 22-28 appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Join us as we read a selection of short stories by the author of “The Haunting of Hill House”

The post Low Maintenance Book Club Gets Spooky with Shirley Jackson, Oct. 30 appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Watch peer-reviewed videos of people doing real-world scientific experiments

The post Expanded Access to Journal of Visualized Experiments (JoVE) appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Join us for a conversation with the long-time Random House editor and Duke alum

The post Conversation with Legendary Book Editor Bob Loomis, Oct. 24 appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Recommended reads from our New & Noteworthy and Current Literature collections

The post What to Read This Month: October 2018 appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Anybody can do it, and you don’t need to code. But there’s more to it than that.

The post Introducing the Digital Humanities to Grad Students appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

The diary of a Duke professor and botanist offers some entertaining reading (and doodles)

The post Digitized: Henry J. Oosting’s Misadventure in the Arctic (1937) appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Memorialize, honor or thank a special person through the “Honoring with Books” program

The post Adding Memories to the Library Collection appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

An easy way to help people affected by Hurricane Florence, and get rid of your fines!

The post Got Library Fines? Give Food and We’ll Waive Them appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Join the Libraries and Franklin Humanities Institute for a Faculty Bookwatch panel and discussion

The post Faculty Bookwatch: “Images at Work,” Oct. 11 appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

How can the Duke Libraries support the needs of first-generation college students at Duke?

The post Understanding the Experiences and Needs of 1G Students appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.

Duke’s employee giving campaign that supports local nonprofits begins Oct. 1

The post Doing Good in the Neighborhood Campaign Kicks Off appeared first on Duke University Libraries Blogs.