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This year, Fair Use Week will celebrate its fifth anniversary from Monday, February 26 to Friday, March 2, and will feature infographics, videos, stories, events, scholarship, and more.
As we work to reimagine the Harvard Library digitally, we thought it might be fun to look back at how far we've come.
In this Q&A, we spoke with Jensen Davis ’20, a summer 2017 SHARP/Houghton Library Fellow working on a project about the origins of the psychedelic movement in America.
300,000 newly digitized pages from colonial era North American life available for the first time.
Four guiding principles to help keep us on the right path and ensure we build something our users want.
On October 20, Xavier González’18 won third place in the Library of Congress’s National Collegiate Book-Collecting Contest for his collection of “Books That Count” in a ceremony in Washington, DC.
Harvard Library has unveiled a portrait gallery of new FAS faculty appointments. Located in the Office of the Librarian’s corridor, the gallery welcomes them as partners with the Library.
One collector’s quest to document the history of the search for transcendence through rare books, manuscripts, photographs, posters, comics, and ephemera is celebrated at Houghton Library.
Two hundred incoming students attended the annual Freshman Open House at Lamont Library on August 28 to get an introduction to Harvard’s libraries and the services they offer.
Find out more about libraries of things along with projects on mapping Israel and Palestine and unconventional legal citations in the second part of our recap on the Harvard Library Innovation Lab Fellows.
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