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Foundations for Research Computing provides learning opportunities for graduate students … Read More »

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Digital humanities meets social activism in "Torn Apart/Separados" via "Inside Higher Ed" … Read More »

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"Wisdom of the East," an exhibition of Buddhist art, now on display in Avery Library … Read More »

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View the largest collection of works by illustrator Arthur Rackham in the U.S. … Read More »

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RBML exhibits prose works in Middle English to honor multi-volume index … Read More »

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  • Activism in the Archives
    This semester’s events and exhibits to commemorate the global revolutions of 1968 inspired Columbia students to engage directly with archival materials from the era and explore the legacies of young activists not unlike themselves…
  • The Divine Connector
    In partnership with Columbia Professor Teodolinda Barolini, the Libraries is working to digitally connect illuminated manuscripts, artwork, sound recordings, commentary, and more related to the study of Dante Alighieri’s The Divine Comedy…
  • Countering Impermanence
    In addition to building its own web archives – all of which are publicly accessible – the Libraries collects collaboratively with peer institutions and partners to ensure the capture and preservation of a highly ephemeral research source…

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