Come by the Champaign Public Library on Feb 5 to learn about what treasures The University of Illinois Rare Book & Manuscript Library holds in its archives from Curator Ruthann Miller.
The showcase will highlight recently completed and ongoing research within the library, emphasizing its impact on the university, the professional disciplines of our many researchers and beyond.
Join us for a Chai Wai panel discussion event on representation, culture, and identity in popular culture as part of the NEA Big Read community reading program. Inspired by themes from Jhumpa Lahiri's "The Namesake" our expert panelists will invite the audience to discuss themes of representations identity, culture, and diaspora in popular mediums.
Celebrate Abraham Lincoln's 210th Birthday with refreshments, Lincoln-themed trivia, exhibits, and more!
What's better than a leisurely hour exploring Indian comics? Reading Indian comics while enjoying FREE Indian snacks!
Join us in a discussion of our community's Big Read: "The Namesake" by Jhumpa Lahiri. Each weekly discussion sponsored by the International and Area Studies Library will feature a different discussion leader from our local community who will bring their unique perspective to the conversation.
Join us for the opening of The Rare Book & Manuscript Library's spring exhibition, curated by Lynne M. “Making Mr. Darcy: Cultural Context for the Regency Gentleman” explores how Regency gentlemen contemporary to Jane Austen were educated, dressed, occupied themselves with their leisure time, estates, and politics, and conducted interpersonal relationships.
SOUSA ARCHIVES SPONSORS PREMIER OF HISTORIC 1930 “BORDERLINE” SILENT MOVIE WITH LIVE ORCHESTRA PERFORMANCE
Join the Slavic Reference Service for this workshop intended to assist doctoral students with their research. This workshop will feature several Slavic librarians as well as perspectives & advice from other graduate students about their experiences conducting research abroad.
Join us in a discussion of our community's Big Read: "The Namesake" by Jhumpa Lahiri. Each weekly discussion sponsored by the International and Area Studies Library will feature a different discussion leader from our local community who will bring their unique perspective to the conversation.
HackCulture is an interdisciplinary student hackathon. Come to the finale on March 1 at 5:30pm in 126 iSchool where students will present their final projects.
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