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- Learning about Green Open Access – OA Week 2024by Sara Scheib on 14 Oct 2024
The theme of this year’s International Open Access Week is “Community over Commercialization” —and the Libraries is highlighting some of the many ways you can leverage community resources and support to make your work open access […]
- Learning about Diamond Open Access – OA Week 2024by Mahrya Burnett on 10 Oct 2024
During the week of Oct. 21-27, 2024, the University of Iowa Libraries is celebrating International Open Access Week by sharing updates and information about all things open. In the Libraries’ Scholarly Impact Department, we get a lot of […]
- In step with the Hawkeye Marching Band: headliners and collaborationsby Katie Buehner on 9 Oct 2024
Is adding collaborators or guest performers to a Hawkeye Marching Band (HMB) halftime show one step too far? Can there be too much of a good thing? The HMB has always had a collaborative streak in its DNA, from its longtime association […]
- Inside the UI Libraries with Lindsay Moenby Krista Hershberger on 26 Sep 2024
What do Peter Rabbit and student success have in common? They are both reasons that Lindsay Moen loves her work in Special Collections and Archives at the University of Iowa Libraries.
- Student employee spotlight: Emily Wiederby Natalee Dawson on 24 Sep 2024
Student library employee Emily Wieder’s path to the International Dada Archive began even before she’d committed to pursuing her PhD at Iowa. She’d earned an BA in French here but hadn’t yet settled on a PhD program when she made […]
- Jane Roth reflects on term as Libraries Advancement Council chair, commitment to universityby Anne Bassett on 18 Sep 2024
For Jane Roth, the connection to the University of Iowa started with her mother and father—and it’s continued to grow thanks to her commitment to helping students be as successful as possible during their time on campus and beyond. […]
- Making the Book, Past and Present places the centuries in conversationby Sara J. Pinkham on 18 Sep 2024
Books have the extraordinary power to turn their stewards into time travelers. A roughly sewn leather cover on a medieval book or a centuries-old doodle can reveal a lot about a book’s owner and its use. Minuscule notes scribbled in the […]
- The Libraries’ Book Model Collection binds the book’s past to its presentby Natalee Dawson on 18 Sep 2024
The University of Iowa Libraries’ Book Model Collection (BMC) is one of the only places in the world where a visitor can hold a facsimile of a Mesopotamian clay tablet in one hand and its electronic successor, the e-reader, in the other. […]
- Q&A: Meet Jade E. Davis, associate university librarian for teaching, learning, and researchby Natalee Dawson on 13 Sep 2024
Jade E. Davis joined the University of Iowa Libraries in October 2023 to take on the role of associate university librarian for teaching, learning, and research. Before her move to Iowa City, Davis served as the director of educational […]
- Eichacker-Harper family recipients of the University of Iowa Family Spirit Awardby Natalee Dawson on 12 Sep 2024
The Eichacker-Harper family has been making Iowa history for five generations. Now, the family has been recognized with the well-deserved University of Iowa Family Spirit Award for their longstanding contributions to the university. The […]
- Crafting the future of Conservation and Collections Careby Natalee Dawson on 11 Sep 2024
The Library and Archives Conservation Education (LACE) fellowship preserves the past while training the conservators of tomorrow. With impressive collections and a legacy of excellence and innovation, the University of Iowa Libraries have […]