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New digital project/resource on lynchings between 1877 & 1927 in Virginia
Posted April 11, 2018
Gianluca De Fazio, assistant professor in the Department of Justice Studies at James Madison University and Kevin Hegg, Director of Digital Projects in JMU Libraries, with assistance from others, have created a digital research project/resource on the history of lynchings in Virginia from 1877 […]
New little Gallery Underground Exhibit: Inspiring Collaboration
Posted March 29, 2018
Inspiring Collaboration is an exhibition of current artworks created by residents of the Virginia Mennonite Retirement Community in collaborative art classes led by JMU School of Art, Design, and Art History art education students. How music impacts my life was the […]
Beyond Pocahontas: Recognizing Native Peoples of Virginia
Posted March 16, 2018
In January, Senators Tim Kaine and Mark Warner secured federal recognition for six Native Virginian tribes: the Eastern Chickahominy, the Chickahominy, the Upper Mattaponi, the Nansemond, The Rappahannock, and the Monacan Nation. Please join us to celebrate the deep histories […]
JMU’s 9th Annual Disability Awareness Week
Posted March 16, 2018
In honor of JMU’s, 9th Annual Disability Awareness Week, this display in Carrier Library features resources concerning disabilities especially those that show grit! You will find everything from information on disability rights to personal stories and thought-provoking films. We hope […]
Two documentary screenings and Q&As with filmmakers on March 13
Posted March 8, 2018
JMU Libraries and Educational Technologies (LET) is co-sponsoring two documentary screenings on Tuesday, March 13 as part of an ongoing research project led by JMU’s Dr. Gianluca De Fazio and supported by LET faculty and staff. “That World is Gone: Race […]
Movies for Black History Month
Posted February 28, 2018
On this final day of Black History Month, we’re highlighting some relevant movies. The New York Times recently published a list of their “essential movies from the 20th century that convey the larger history of black Americans in cinema.” Below are some of the […]
Physician Assistants: Collaboration and Care
Posted February 16, 2018
There is a new National Library of Medicine traveling exhibit up now in Rose Library. “Physician Assistants: Collaboration and Care” explores the profession from its early beginnings to the present day.
Generating Generosity: the Power of Giving
Posted February 13, 2018
Just in time for Giving Day 2018 (on March 13) check out the newest book display in Carrier Library. Learn more about the power of giving, who gives, ways to give, and the difference it can make.
Ethical Reasoning in Action Book Display
Posted February 13, 2018
A new book display is dedicated to library resources that support ethical reasoning — both in an academic sense and also for personal decision making — including some really fun reading for inspiration. In addition to visiting the display, you […]
Share your passion with lawmakers – send them a valentine
Posted February 9, 2018
This Valentine’s Day, tell your elected representatives about the issues you’re passionate about. We’re making it quick & easy to write to your governor and members of Congress. Stop by Rose or Carrier Library’s lobby, choose a pre-addressed Valentine if […]