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Join us for GIS Day, exploring "Geography and Resilience"
Registration now open for the GIS Day Virtual Symposium on Nov. 16.
Online class starts January 16
Enroll now and bring your studies or interests to life using digital tools in this introductory course offering from the Libraries.
BANNED: An Interactive Lucy St. Project
South-Florida-based multi-disciplinary artist Chris Friday presents an interactive installation at the Lowe Art Museum in response to the book bans across the United States.
Cuban Heritage Collection to host conversation about current trends in Cuban migration
Join us Oct. 21 in the Goizueta Pavilion with author Lisette Poole and Christine Armario from The Washington Post.
University Libraries appoint Processing Archivist
Yvette Yurubi serves in this role for the Manuscripts and Archives Management department.
University Libraries welcome director of the Marta and Austin Weeks Music Library and Technology Center
Sara J. Beutter Manus to serve in this leadership role for the Libraries.
Cuban Heritage Collection to celebrate the release of “Cubans: An Epic Journey,” second edition
Join us Feb. 10 in the Goizueta Pavilion for a book presentation and conversation.
Celebrate Banned Books Week with the University Libraries
Explore our research guide and blog post, visit the Richter Library to view a curated display, and check out a banned book today!
Lunch and Learn with Your Student Success Librarian!
Join us March 20 and 23 for introductory workshops open to all University of Miami students; food and refreshments provided.
Unlocking the vaults of the Cuban Heritage Collection
Take a peek inside the Otto G. Richter Library at the vast assemblage of material—including books, periodicals, manuscripts, maps, posters, and photos—representing the Cuban diaspora.
November is Native American Heritage Month
Explore our Native American and Global Indigenous Studies research guides, which support the study of Indigenous history, culture, contemporary issues, art, and more.
SciFinder-n drop-in session and workshop
Join us September 28 to ask questions about the chemical compound database and register for the workshop to learn search methodologies and strategies.
