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7 Books (and a movie) to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
Check out art created by, for, and about Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, featuring everything from a graphic novel on surfing to a film about androids and grief.
Recommended reading for Jewish American Heritage Month 2023
Take a look at our list of books selected by our Librarian for English and by UVA students currently studying contemporary Jewish fiction.
A closer look: Alumni explore Bolívar Collection during ‘Juntos’ weekend
UVA Library curators and archivists displayed Simón Bolívar’s silver and manuscripts, Fernando Bolívar’s papers, and portraits of both men that were donated to UVA in 1944 by the Venezuelan government.
Have a book in need of repair? Check out the Community Book Clinic!

Sue Donovan was raised in Middle Tennessee, where her mother was a storyteller and worked at the county library. “We basically grew up in the library. I brought books to school to read behind the books that we were supposed to read in class,” she said.

5 Books for Arab American Heritage Month

Did you know that Virginia recognized April as Arab American Heritage Month long before it became a national designation in 2022? You can help celebrate the many cultures represented by Arab Americans by exploring the wealth of literature and poetry held by the University of Virginia Library.

‘Literature in Context’ seeks to provide a digital alternative to print anthologies. A new NEH grant will help.

The roots of Women’s History Month (plus recommended books)

Guest post coauthored by Cecelia Parks (Undergraduate Student Success Librarian), and Alison Booth, (Professor of English and Academic Director, Scholars’ La

From black holes to Dungeons & Dragons: 5 unique events at the UVA Library

Sure, you can visit the University of Virginia Library to borrow books (we have more than 5 million of them!), to find a cozy study space, or even to

This Women’s History Month, explore the Collective Biographies of Women

 

Guest post by Cecelia Parks, Undergraduate Student Success Librarian.

From scrapbooks to zines, new exhibition shows the power of ‘women making books’
“Women Making Books” explores women’s contributions to English and North American bookmaking from the mid-18th to the 21st centuries.