Fair Use/Fair Dealing Week is an annual celebration hosted every February by the Association of Research Libraries to spotlight the importance of fair use/fair dealing in aiding education and expression.
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February's Diversity Book Display centers around Black History Month. A physical book display is now available at the Libraries with the selection rotating weekly. Some of the eBooks listed below also have a physical listing.
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The term neurodiversity was coined in the late 1990s by sociologist Judy Singer. Singer's original concept saw neurodiversity as (1) a state of nature to be respected, (2) an analytical tool for examining social issues, and (3) an argument for the conservation and facilitation of human diversity.
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December and January's diversity display is centered on the concepts of accessibility and inclusion, and celebrates the many people who are neurodiverse.
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Buying books this holiday season? Get a head start on your winter reading list with recommendations from the University Libraries.
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Learn more about the cultural influences that helped shape “A Glitch in the Matrix" and join filmmaker Rodney Ascher in conversation with CMU faculty on Thursday, November 18th.
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From Columbus to Carlisle and beyond, we can look back at the tragic, but ultimately inspiring histories of Indigenous peoples and learn many valuable lessons.
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Looking for a scary movie this Halloween season? Look no further than the Hunt Library Video Collection.
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The Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 (ADEA) was designed to protect job applicants and employees over the age of 40 from discrimination on the basis of age in hiring, promotion, discharge, compensation, or terms and conditions of employment.
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For this year’s Banned Books Week, we explore a work of both political and literary importance, George Orwell’s controversial classic "Animal Farm."
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