Haverford Libraries

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Looking to learn more about digital scholarship tools and methods, project support, and grant opportunities? Come to the TriCo Digital Scholarship Research Institute (DSRI)! 5/6/25 from 9am-5pm in Lutnick 200, open to TriCo faculty and staff with meals included. Register here: hav.to/ooe

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How does empathy impact learning? Find out at an interactive, moderated discussion: "Attending to our humanity: empathy in times of conflict and uncertainty" with Scott Franklin and Alia Hamdan of RIT, TOMORROW at 4:30pm in Lutnick 200. More info: hav.to/n83 #events

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Have you ever wondered what it looks like behind the scenes as an archivist? Well wait no longer! These photos are from the Quaker Meeting Records section of our closed stacks. Our Quaker & Special Collections houses records from over 100 Quaker meetings! Could you find the right box for a patron?

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TOMORROW from 4:25-5:30pm in the DS Commons, help preserve federal climate data at Climate Data Rescue! No prior technical experience is required (though a laptop can be helpful) to learn about web archiving methods and how they can be used for data advocacy. #events #earthmonth

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photos of Alia Hamdan and Scott Franklin overlapping each other against a black background. They are each smiling in their photos, both outside.

Part of Meeting the Moment: "Attending to our humanity: empathy in times of conflict and uncertainty" w/ Scott Franklin and Alia Hamdan, 4/10 at 4:30pm in Lutnick 200. Drs. Franklin and Hamdan study how empathy between physics faculty and their students impacts learning.More info: hav.to/n83 #events

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Don't miss curator Skye X Zweben BMC '25 TOMORROW at 4pm on Lutnick level 2 at the opening of "The Western Lens: Anemoia in Japanese Tourist Photography!" Hear from Skye on imagery of Japan's premodern past and the concept of anemoia: nostalgia for a time you didn't experience. #events

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cover of You Dreamed of Empires, featuring neon green and blue swirls with a realistically-painted horse rearing up out of the swirls.

TOMORROW at 5pm in Lutnick 232: "Empires Clash: The Fall of Tenochtitlan and the Invention of the Modern City" with Álvaro Enrigue. Hear about Enrigue's new book "You Dreamed of Empires," a colonial revenge story that brings Tenochtitlan to life at its height. More info: hav.to/o82 #events

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Top down photo of a forest of narrow green trees with a road weaving through, and text that reads Climate Data Rescue

April is #EarthMonth, and we're hosting a Climate Data Rescue event! 4/8 from 4:15-5:30pm in the DS Commons, find out how web archiving methods can be used to preserve federal climate data. No prior technical experience required! (But a laptop can be helpful.) #events

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six glass jars of different shapes and sizes, each containing buckeyes with words written on them. Each jar has a tag with the title and author of a poem.

TOMORROW at 4pm at Lutnick's entrance ramp gallery: nourish yourself with poetry at the opening of "Provisions," a collaboration between artist Rainey Tisdale ‘94 and poet Charlotte Boulay, HC staff! More info: hav.to/orp #events

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Next week: hear from curator Skye X Zweben BMC '25 at the opening of "The Western Lens: Anemoia in Japanese Tourist Photography," an exhibition of woodblock prints and photographs. 4pm at Lutnick Level 2 wall gallery! #events

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Join the Comp Lit department and the Libraries for a talk by Álvaro Enrigue on his book "You Dreamed of Empires," a colonial revenge story. 4/3 at 5pm in Lutnick 232. More info: hav.to/o82 #events

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Welcome to our brand new Bluesky account! We are officially moving from Twitter/X. Stay tuned for posts about events, Quaker Tuesdays, and Throwback Thursdays!

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