Humans of the U: Cait Quirk
“Going forward, this program has helped me learn that I want to work in community spaces and be engaged with the land and people and histories of those places.”
Read More“Going forward, this program has helped me learn that I want to work in community spaces and be engaged with the land and people and histories of those places.”
Read MoreThe stories of first-generation students are now available through a new digital publication, including a section on frameworks and educational resources describing why the project is asset-based vs. deficit-based.
Read MoreEnrich your experience and expand your knowledge of the civil rights movement with this curated book list.
Read MoreThis November—and every month—take a moment to listen, learn and remember. These voices are our history.
Read MoreThe annual Ski Affair benefits the archives, one of the largest in the world dedicated to the history of the ski industry, regional competitions and the 2002 Winter Olympics.
Read MoreFaculty, researchers and graduate students are invited to reveal the beauty and impact of their work through a single, striking image or video this spring.
Read MoreEnjoy this curated book list developed by Tashina Barber, the program manager at the Center for Native Excellence and Tribal Engagement and librarian Allyson Mower.
Read MoreCheck out these books to celebrate the month!
Read MoreThe contribution will provide an additional 12 laptops.
Read More“The library became my second home. I knew I could ask any question and get a helpful answer.”
Read MoreEnvironmental Humanities is working with the Northwestern Band of Shoshone Nation to build an archive in support of the Nation’s ability to preserve and tell its own stories.
Read MoreCheck out five books (with some bonuses) curated for readers to recognize, appreciate and honor women and the roles they played in history, and continue to play today.
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