Join staff members from the Booth Family Center for Special Collections this Sunday from 12-3 p.m. at the Heurich House Museum to learn how you can donate your materials from DC's past for future generations!

Learn more at bit.ly/collectingdc

INVITATION: join us 4/26 for a celebration of our Paul Muldoon exhibition Georgetown University Library. Featuring an address by Geraldine Higgins of Emory University and remarks by Ambassador Geraldine Byrne Nason and Joe Hassett, and a tour by curator Chris Kenny (@GU_ENGL MA '23)
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A recent Georgetown graduate curated a new exhibition in Lauinger Library on renowned Irish poet Paul Muldoon.
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Join us in celebrating books, art, and culture with this creative contest where participants submit edible art projects made to resemble books or are inspired by a story or book title.

Register today at library.georgetown.edu/edible-books

Chris Kenny (MA English, ’23) had never heard of Paul Muldoon when his professor approached him about curating a collection of his work. The experience would prove to be an extraordinary literary experience.

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Channel 'Rage' to transform knowledge about women leaders! Join Massive Data Institute (MDI) Georgetown University Library and the Georgetown Women's Center on Friday, March 15, 2024 to help close this gender gap on Wikipedia.

Learn more about the event: mdi.georgetown.edu/events/guwikie…

It’s beginning to look a lot like…a Paul Muldoon poetry exhibition incoming Georgetown University library!

Watch for more details and events, coming soon.
Solas Nua Alan Gilsenan Poetry Ireland IASIL Embassy of Ireland, USA NI Bureau The Gallery Press Georgetown English Department Georgetown Humanities Initiative

In 2021, Gbowee was interviewed as part of 'Profiles in Peace,' an oral history collection by GU Women & Peace sharing insights from women and their allies on the frontlines of global peace and security work.

Watch here: repository.library.georgetown.edu/handle/10822/1…

Need some spring reading? Pick up the 2011 bestselling Orange Prize winner 'The Song of Achilles' now and you'll be ready to join in a special discussion with the Lattes and Lit Book Club on March 14.

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The “We Are Georgetown: Celebrating Our Black History” oral history collection published its 100th story on DigitalGeorgetown in January, and more are underway.

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Search British debates in the Commons and Lords from 1715 to the present, through U.K. Parliamentary Papers, available through the Library: bit.ly/LauParliament

The 2023 Marino Family International Writers' Academic Workshop will feature Yōko Tawada and her National Book Award finalist novel Scattered All Over the Earth. library.georgetown.edu/news/yoko-tawa…

Help select a winner in this semester's showcase of outstanding student projects created using Library resources. library.georgetown.edu/news/library-s…

Last call: Legacy RefWorks will be retired on June 30. Make sure you've migrated to the new RefWorks to preserve your account and your citations. guides.library.georgetown.edu/c.php?g=75691&…

Discover the Library's holdings of books written in the glyphs of the Mi'kmaq people of the North Atlantic coast—possibly the earliest indigenous writing of the Americas north of Mexico. library.georgetown.edu/manuscripts/bl…

The Library's newest exhibition, “Till Victory is Won: Black Classical Composers and the American Canon,” features materials by Black composers who made impactful contributions to their local communities and the greater world of classical music. library.georgetown.edu/news/new-exhib…

The Lattes and Lit Book Club will hold a virtual discussion of The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue June 27. Learn more and register at library.georgetown.edu/news/lattes-an…

Happy Flag Day! Listen to the 'Stars and Stripes Forever' through Music Online, avaiable from Alexander Street through the Library: bit.ly/LauFlag