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Looking Back & Looking Forward Staff from the Burke Library reflect on the wide array of services and support offered virtually throughout the pandemic, the team's recent return to in-person work, and look forward to 2022.
Belonging as a Latinx Seminarian Yarilynne Esther Regalado, a graduate student at Union Theological Seminary, reflects on her experience as a Latinx seminarian and a research assistant in the special collections of the Burke Library.
The Return of Special Collections at the Burke The Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary proudly reopens its doors - and its collections of rare and archival materials - after closing for 18 months due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Gebetsanliegen” in the Catalog: a Metadata Mystery Online library catalogs help users find specific materials from anywhere in the world, but what happens when an item's full title isn't included in its catalog record? The Burke Library takes on a metadata mystery.
Updating Finding Aids: Improving the Discovery of Archives at the Burke Library Archivist Leah Edelman works to improve the discovery of archival materials, including the papers of prominent theologians, held by the Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary.
Virtual Teaching with Rare Materials in the Era of COVID-19 Over the last year, curators and librarians at the Burke Library have worked to connect students to the library's collection of rare materials - despite being closed to visitors.
Alone in the Stacks Graduate student Hannah Ervin reflects on the joy they've found among the texts that have defined their study in seminary in the stacks of the Burke Library.
Research During a Pandemic: Interview With Documentary Film Researcher Heather Merrill Freelance researcher Heather Merrill took to the archives of the Burke Library - virtually, that is - to study up on the first women to be ordained as priests in the Episcopal Church.
