Newsletter
 | Library Training Supports Students Working to Free the Wrongfully Convicted |
Video-editing instruction from the Library helps students in one of Georgetown’s most remarkable classes work to correct mistakes in the justice system and free people who are serving sentences for crimes they didn’t commit. | |
 | Recommended Reads for October: Animal Stories |
Animals are the stars of this month’s Recommended Reading virtual display selections. | |
 | Staff Spotlight: Meet Meg Meiman |
Our Associate University Librarian for Scholarly Resources and Services loves the outdoors, tap dancing, and a hearty, homemade mac 'n' cheese. | |
 | Celebrate Open Access to Research and Course Materials |
Responding to society's most difficult and urgent problems requires the free flow of information—and Open Access publishing is an approach that removes barriers to access and allows broader dissemination of research. | |
 | Library Policy Overview |
The pandemic has forced the Library to implement policies to promote social distancing and minimize the potential for viral spread. We’d like to give you a quick overview of some of our policies so that we can all work together to keep Lau a safe, warm, and inviting place to study. | |
 | Woodstock Theological Library Transition To Improve Research and Conservation |
Woodstock Theological Library, one of the oldest and most notable theological libraries in the United States, will be integrated with Lauinger Library, which will make it easier for scholars and researchers to find the books they need and improve the preservation of Woodstock’s many rare and irreplaceable items. | |
 | Marino Workshop Scheduled for January |
Georgetown University Library has named Exit West by British Pakistani author Mohsin Hamid as the title for this year's Marino Family International Writer’s Workshop. Hamid will speak to students in a virtual event scheduled for early January 2021. | |
Special Collections Gallery
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October 5, 2020December 31, 2020
Charles Marvin Fairchild Memorial Gallery
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October 5, 2020December 31, 2020
Stephen Richard Kerbs Exhibit Area
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October 25, 2020December 31, 2020