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Processing the Papers of Rosemary Radford Ruether: A Panoply of Questions in the Archive
Juan Camilo Rojas Gomez, a PhD Candidate in Latin American and Iberian Cultures at Columbia, assisted in processing the papers of Catholic feminist theologian Rosemary Radford Ruether as part of his work for the the Graduate Student Internship Program in Primary Sources at the Burke Library.
Two Columbia Librarians on the Hacks, Etiquette, and Best Spots Inside the University’s Libraries
Librarians Sydni Meyer and Jeffrey Wayno on the "hacks, etiquette, and best spots inside the University’s libraries: Everything you need to know (plus some of the secrets you should know) to supercharge your time at any one of Columbia's 18 libraries."
The Masters of Professional Studies | Groundbreaking Graduate Seminary Program at Sing Sing and Bedford Hills
Now on view at the Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary: A new exhibit showcases the origins of the Masters of Professional Studies program, the first-ever graduate program available to those incarcerated in maximum-security prisons in the US.
Roots: Dialogues for the Common Good
During the 2025-2026 academic year, the Burke Library partnered with Commonweal magazine to host a conversation series, "Roots: Dialogues for the Common Good," which invited a range of brilliant thinkers to reflect on foundational questions that shape our educational and civic endeavors.