Newsletter
 | Staff Spotlight: Meet Don Undeen |
The manager of the Maker Hub knows stylish eyewear—and the art of making interesting things. | |
 | Celebrate National Poetry Month 2021 |
April is National Poetry Month, and there are many ways to celebrate. | |
 | Get One-on-One Help for Finals Prep |
As the end of the semester approaches, take advantage of one of the most useful and time-saving services the Library offers: one-on-one consultations, offered via Zoom. | |
 | Soy Cuba Showcases the Unique Art of Cuban Film Posters |
The vivid and colorful designs of Cuban film posters are the stars of the Library exhibition Soy Cuba: The Film Poster in Cuba. | |
 | Request Your Summer Course Reserves Now |
Georgetown’s summer session, and a welcome return to in person classes, is right around the corner, and the Library can help you prepare readings and assignments for your courses. | |
 | New Website Disseminates Psychosocial Resiliencies Data for Researchers and Study Participants |
A Library digital scholarship collaboration with the Georgetown University Medical Center will help researchers acquire existing HIV survey data for use in their own studies. | |
 | Woodstock Project Protects Historic Brosnan Photographs |
Thousands of glass plate lantern slides created by an early Jesuit photography expert, held in storage for nearly a century, will be preserved for future researchers thanks to a project currently underway in the Woodstock Theological Library. | |
 | Science Software Available on Lau Computers |
While computers in the Blommer Science Library are not currently available for use, the software that science students need is available on computers at Lauinger Memorial Library. | |
 | StoryMap Investigates Climate Gentrification in Miami |
As a coastal city with an average elevation just a few feet above sea level, Miami is already being affected by climate change and its attendant rise in sea levels. A new StoryMap, Confronting Climate Change, examines how these changes are driving gentrification in Miami. | |
 | Download Lauinger's History |
Learn how volunteers helped move nearly half a million books to prepare for Lauinger Library’s opening, how its collection exploded in size, and how it expanded into virtual and augmented reality in a newly available brochure. | |
 | Nutanix Frame Offers Remote Access to Software |
The Library is pleased to announce that Georgetown students, faculty, and staff now have remote access to a variety of software applications through the web-based tool Nutanix Frame. | |
 | Thesis and Dissertation Submission Help from the Library |
If you are a graduate student preparing to submit a thesis or dissertation, the Library has several resources available to help you navigate the process. | |
 | Get Research Answers by Email |
Our librarians are research experts who regularly provide one-on-one consultations to faculty and students to aid in all phases of a research project. But there’s another option if you’ve got questions but don’t need or want a full consultation: Our librarians can also receive and answer research questions by email. | |
 | New Exhibit Highlights Women at MSB |
The Library’s newest exhibit celebrates the 60th anniversary of the first woman to graduate from Georgetown’s McDonough School of Business. | |
 | Fall 2020 ETDs Now Available in DigitalGeorgetown |
Georgetown’s Fall 2020 Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETDs) are now available in DigitalGeorgetown. | |
 | Spring Semester Library Hours |
Lauinger Library will expand its hours when the building reopens for the spring semester. | |
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Special Collections Gallery
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March 1, 2021May 31, 2021
Charles Marvin Fairchild Memorial Gallery
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March 1, 2021May 31, 2021
Stephen Richard Kerbs Exhibit Area
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March 1, 2021May 24, 2021