Speaker: Ed Shephard, Collection Development and Management University Libraries, EAP and UCTD. Call 777-6655 or e-mail dcampbell@binghamton.edu . Register at http://training.binghamton.edu. Wednesday, March 31, noon-1:30 p.m., Reserve Library Resource Room. Free for faculty, staff and retirees. ...
The campus remembers Professor Richard Antoun on February 26 (video): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=te9ov4PRYDs ...
This “profusely illustrated” decorative book takes the reader through the Boston of 1878. The book begins with a sketch of Boston’s history proudly proclaiming that “no city in the United States has a more interesting history than Boston.” Then, it ...
The Metropolitan Museum of Art Archives collects and preserves the corporate records and official correspondence of the Museum. By doing so, they increase the knowledge and understanding of the history of the Museum. Archives holdings include Board of Trustees records, ...
Average people have helped to shape the human rights movement, Jean Quataert says in a new book about the development and impact of rights after World War II. Advocating Dignity: Human Rights Mobilizations in Global Politics, the latest book by ...