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In recognition of #NationalLibraryWeek, we highlight a few of the experts & librarians who make up an incredible team of staff that keeps Columbia University Libraries running, from book retrieval & customer service to research support: blogs.cul.columbia.edu/spotlights/202…

Archives, activism & history: A conversation with author & 2024 Bancroft Prize winner, Carolyn Woods Eisenberg, '71 Columbia GSAS, & Lehman Curator for American History Thai Jones: blogs.cul.columbia.edu/spotlights/202…

Columbia University Selects FOLIO as New LSP with EBSCO FOLIO’s Support & More News Headlines ow.ly/NLTA50Sk2eE FOLIO-Open Libraries EBSCO #libraries Columbia Libraries

.Columbia Libraries to join the #opensource FOLIO-Open Libraries with support from #EBSCOFOLIO. Learn more: m.ebsco.is/ug3Tz

Oral histories from the Mi María project are now archived & available at Columbia Libraries. They document lived experiences during & after Hurricane María in Puerto Rico, offering insight into ongoing challenges of recovery within a context of neocolonialism. clio.columbia.edu/catalog/177066…

⏳ Take a trip back in time: Columbia University Journalism School turns 112 on September 30, and it has never looked better. For over a century, CJS has upheld the highest standards of excellence in journalism. Learn more: journalism.columbia.edu/history 📷: Columbia Libraries #1912to112

This #BlackHistoryMonth, we’re proud to highlight the interdisciplinary nature of #BlackStudies. These book draw on history, sociology, religion, philosophy, and literature to deepen the global, diasporic understanding of Black experiences. buff.ly/40WngEL #BlackHistory

Celebrate Black History Month! These blog posts, from the authors of our Black Lives in the Diaspora: Past/Present/Future series, explore Black lives in a global diasporic context. buff.ly/3EhM9C1 #BlackHistoryMonth #BHM Laura Helton Columbia University AAADS_IRAAS_ColumbiaU

These books are key to understanding the impact of Black labor on Black history and culture. They examine the impact of labor on Black society and how reparations can correct the exploitative labor of the past. buff.ly/4jV8C8b #BlackHistoryMonth #BooksToRead

📰 #DidYouKnow? Pulitzer Hall has been standing strong for 113 years. Built from brick and Indiana limestone, it stretches 208 feet along 116th Street, and 55 feet down Broadway. Dive into the history of the J-School: journalism.columbia.edu/history 📷: Columbia Libraries

Be inspired by the women who have led social, economic, and political change. Join us in honoring their legacy and in reflecting on the ongoing fight for gender equality. Save 20% on books with code WHM at checkout. buff.ly/VFSm9at #WomensHistoryMonth #GenderEquality

Celebrate Women's History Month! Discover a world of voices that highlight the resilience, leadership, and creativity of women across history and literature — alongside the ongoing pursuit of equal rights. buff.ly/CPknhx1 #WomensHistoryMonth #ReadWomen Columbia University

Histories of Native America and the Port of Los Angeles win Bancroft Prize: nytimes.com/2025/03/05/art…

Join the Libraries for a program and reception on April 24 to honor the 2025 recipients of the Bancroft Prizes in American History and Diplomacy. The program is free and open to the public, but please register to attend: events.columbia.edu/go/2025_bancro…

Celestial Navigation, an exhibit at Columbia Libraries's Butler Library curated by ColumbiaSchoolofArts student Jeannie Rhyu ’17CC, connects contemporary art to ancient astronomical studies. magazine.columbia.edu/article/star-i…

Our Podcast Publishing Program is proud to partner with the team behind the latest season of Shoe Leather! Listen in as the investigators explore the rise and fall of politician Rudy Giuliani:

Learn more about Juneteenth, freedom, and Emancipation archives in Columbia Libraries's Rare Book & Manuscript Library: blogs.library.columbia.edu/rbml/2020/06/1…