Are you ready for the new semester? We’re excited to have you back on campus, and want to remind you that in addition to providing some pretty awesome study space, the library offers the following
The University Library and the Writing Center are hosting an outdoor Poetry Walk to celebrate National Poetry Month in April 2024. Opening the second week in April, the walk showcases 16 original
Phillip Lopate is a central figure in the recent revival of interest in memoir writing and what has come to be called “the personal essay.” Lopate is the author of Portrait of My Body, Confessions of
Adam Braver, University Library Program Director and Associate Professor of Creative Writing, will serve as Interim Dean of University Library Services while the university conducts a national search
We do! Stop by the Makerspace Area on the first floor of the library to browse our new board game collection. Featuring old classics like Sorry, Trouble, Uno, Battleship, and Yahtzee, to newer games
Liz (Ielyzaveta) Shchepetylnykova is a long-standing civil society activist and researcher of higher education in Ukraine. She will discuss her study of challenges experienced by Ukrainian historians
The library will be hosting its first RWU Community Scanning Day on Thursday November 2, 2023 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm in the library's Makerspace. Come learn more about our digital imaging equipment
Alfred Babo, a refugee scholar from Cote d’Ivoire and Professor of Anthropology and International Studies at Fairfield University, will discuss how propaganda and lying in the political arena
Why do stories matter? What makes for a compelling story? How can stories impact the people who hear and tell them? Join Dr. Paula Croxson, neuroscientist, award-winning science communicator and
Haley Lott joined the RWU library staff in August 2023. She received her Master's degree in Library and Information Science from the SLIS program at the University of Iowa in 2016. What is your
