What’s better than an action movie to get your blood pumping? These energizing, star-studded movies feature good guys, bad guys, superheroes and ordinary working folks saving the Burgh from certain doom. Grab your popcorn and enjoy!
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After a period of closure for renovations and updates to the Fine and Rare Book Room, the fourth floor of Hunt Library will reopen to visitors on Monday April 4th.
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Despite the wide diversity when it comes to where refugees come from and who they are, there is little equality in how they are treated. History, politics, and personal experiences are just some of the topics this month's display can speak to.
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These coming-of-age dramas set in Pittsburgh show the trials of high school, cliques, friendship, first love, bad jobs, illness.
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Whatever your schedule, you can enjoy these movies about family, romance, and chosen families set against the hills, rivers and neighborhoods of Pittsburgh.
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CMU Libraries completed major enhancements to its digital collections with the launch of Islandora 8, a new platform that makes information easier to find and more accessible to everyone, from researchers to community members.
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In honor of Women's History Month, the Libraries' diversity book displays will focus on all women, from struggles to achievements, from biographies to general histories, and all things in-between.
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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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We’re lucky to have the legacy of August Wilson’s cycle of plays set in Pittsburgh, and more films celebrating African Americans who came to Pittsburgh to survive, thrive, and change the history of medicine and sports.
We were lucky this time. I only hope our luck holds out, the survivors recover, and our other bridges receive the life-saving repairs they need.
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