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DEI Book Display: Hispanic Heritage Month

Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to celebrate the rich and colorful histories of Hispanic-American communities. A physical book display is now available at the Libraries with the selection rotating weekly.

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A Good Canvas, Yet Unfinished: The Posner Bill of Rights and the Centennial of the 19th Amendment

 

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Constitution Day 2021: Reading List

As founder and director of the Center for African American Studies & the Economy (CAUSE), Professor Trotter encourages others to pursue individual scholarship into the Black experience by way of socioeconomic, political, and cultural change.

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September 2021 SCONE

Information on the SCOAP3 first Open Access books, the July/August issue of the Clarke & Esposito Brief, Information on recording and forthcoming NISO Webinars, registration information for upcoming CMU Scholarly Communications workshops, and the lists of the latest publications supported by the CMU Open Access Agreements and the CMU APC Fund.

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Open Science Newsletter: September 2021

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Enigma Machines at CMU

The Carnegie Mellon University Libraries joined a select list of American institutions in 2018, when two World War II era Enigma machines were added to a growing collection of rare historically-significant artifacts from the world of computing.

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Welcome Back Tartans!

Summer break is over and the Carnegie Mellon University Libraries are thrilled to welcome all new and returning students for the 2021-2022 academic year.

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Tartan Datascapes August 2021: Data-Flavored Workshops at CMU Libraries this Fall!

What do 1980s album covers, Pokémon, maps, tidy data, and cool visualizations all have in common? They are all topics you will see covered in our Libraries workshop offerings for the Fall 2021 semester!

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Filmed in Pittsburgh - Angels, Zombies, and a Vampire

Any review of Pittsburgh films should include George Romero’s zombie movies – but did you know Romero also made a vampire movie here in the Burgh? Or that another movie gave our Pirates some angelic assistance?

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Book Display: The Intersection of STEM, Identity, and Social Justice

Presented in partnership with the Vice Provost for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and Chief Diversity Officer, this book display aims to capture the breadth and depth of social identities and their intersections with the STEM fields.