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 […]
Color Our Collections
Posted February 7, 2018
This is the third year that we have participated in the annual “Color Our Collections” event, when libraries, museums, special collections, archives & other cultural institutions share free coloring pages based on items in their collections. Our 2018 coloring book features […]
A New Exhibit is on Display in the Music Library: Colors of the Show
Posted February 2, 2018
Colors of the Show I have been a live painter for four years now, painting at various shows and music festivals across the United States. Music has always been one of my biggest inspirations for creation. Because of my experiences […]
Black and White on Bluestone Hill: JMU’s Racial History in the Archives
Posted February 2, 2018
Check out Special Collections’ new exhibit, “Black and White on Bluestone Hill: JMU’s Racial History in the Archives.” From our institution’s founding as the State Normal and Industrial School for (white) Women in 1908, to its integration in 1966, and […]
Color Our Collections – February 5-9, 2018
Posted February 1, 2018
Join us for the Color Our Collections event, February 5-9, 2018! Led by The New York Academy of Medicine, the event invites you to download images from library and cultural institution collections, color them, and share them on social media using the event […]
High Five! ACT Grant Award Winners
Posted February 1, 2018
On January 22, 2018, nine faculty members from diverse disciplines at JMU were awarded Accelerating Creative Teaching (ACT) Grants. This grant, sponsored by JMU Libraries and Educational Technologies, provides opportunities to encourage innovations in teaching and share instructors’ creativity in engaging student learning […]