Image Robbins METS & the medieval scholarly community face possibility of an unthinkable loss METS faces a funding crisis—help keep the world’s largest open-access collection of medieval texts free and accessible to all Image Manuscripts Journey to University Ave: How a medieval prayer book made its way from a French family home to an art gallery in Rochester A 500-year-old prayerbook’s journey to Rochester reveals the care, collaboration, and access behind rare manuscript acquisitions Image Research From Viennese museum exhibitions to wasps and parasites, Rochester undergraduate students are researching it all–and winning awards Meet the 2024 Undergraduate Research Award Winners Image Event Scare Fair 2024: A Haunted Journey Through the Heart of River Campus Libraries Annual library event brought spooky fun to River Campus Libraries, blending Halloween thrills with library exploration and community connection. Image Students Student Employee Spotlight: Liv Ritz ’25 How Liv Ritz ’25 turned hands-on experience at the River Campus Libraries into a blueprint for her future career in marketing Image iZone The iZone Escape Room: A Star-Stuck Success Story Student-led event tests participants' creative problem solving skills Image Students Memories to Last a Lifetime in the Library Student Spotlight: Kevin Hu Image News Middle English Text Series launches new and improved website A major step in expanding free access to Middle English literature, the METS initiative now hosts over 1,000 digital texts on a new platform Image FURL Recognizing Excellence: The Undergraduate Research Initiative Awards Celebrating the 2023-2024 Undergraduate Research Initiative Award winners at the University of Rochester Image Students Make It Happen Grants University of Rochester Libraries gifted seed funding to support 13 enterprising students and alumni who successfully pitched innovative projects Image Exhibit University Libraries celebrates Arthurian Legend “Visualizing Camelot” exhibit aims to draw new audiences by engaging them through such art as paintings, illustrated books, films, toys, and comics Image Students Nautilus: Take Five Student Creates Wellness Pop-Up Student creates refuge during stressful exam periods—hopes it sparks an annual design contest to address student stress during finals Image Karp Karp Fellows Cohort IV Help UR & Beyond Fellows take on projects that expand their knowledge and skillset, while contributing to the libraries, the University, and the Rochester community Image Students Summer Interns Take on the Library The 2024 University of Rochester Libraries summer interns’ work ranges from event planning and curriculum design to health literacy and social media Image Staff Anna Siebach-Larsen receives 2023 Messinger Award Since 2017, Siebach-Larsen has had a transformative effect on the River Campus Libraries and the daily experiences of students, faculty, and staff. Image Neilly Series Neilly Author Series: Rinaldo Walcott A widely published scholar of interdisciplinary Black studies, Walcott examines the history of Black emancipation and the struggle for freedom. Image Students Fall 2023 data grants River Campus Libraries data grants enabled student research on the gender gap in STEM, website fingerprinting, and automation. Image Neilly Series Neilly Author Series: William Sturkey A historian of the post-1865 United States, Sturkey offers a compelling exploration of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, in the shadow of Jim Crow. Image Spaces Meet the newer Physics-Optics-Astronomy Library A comprehensive refresh helped bring the 50-year-old library into the 21st century—and added some new features. Image Neilly Series Neilly Author Series: Joy James The political philosopher offers a rich and poetic view of oppressive structures and those who resist them. Image Metzdorf Award Metzdorf Award goes to iZone namesake Friends of the University of Rochester Libraries recognize the longtime advocacy, counsel, and support of University Trustee Barbara Burger ʼ83. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Next page Next Last page Last »
