The May Emerging Technologies Update is available! This update covers a review of Anthropic’s new access-to-justice program, an audit of errors in court filings that finds most are likely not attributable to AI, and more. Read it here lib.uchicago.edu/about/news/…
On June 17th and 18th, the BMRC will host a symposium on Black Chicago that look retrospectively at the history of the Black presence in the city. More information: events.uchicago.edu/event/26…
For World Bicycle Day: Bicycle advertisements were prolific in the 19th and early 20th century, just as automobile ads are today. Here are a few beautiful ones from the Library of Congress collection.
ALT Poster advertisement for Deesse Bicycles shows an illustration of a semi-nude goddess in flight holding bicycle above crowd of bicyclists from all over the world. Art by Jean de Paleologue.
ALT Ad features an illustration of a woman on a bicycle. It reads: "The Prudent buyer selects the Shirk, the latest, neatest, and lightest bicycle in the world / Ottman, Chic."
ALT Poster ad for L'Etendard Français shows an illustration of a woman riding a bicycle, carrying a tri-color pennant. Art by Jules Chéret.
Regenstein and Mansueto summer hours begin Friday, May 29. Summer hours for all other libraries begin Saturday, May 30. For a complete list of library and department hours see hours.lib.uchicago.edu
With Convocation this Saturday, we're looking back at the event through the years. Here's to a tradition that continues to bring the UChicago community together!
New from the @UChicagoLibrary and Arts & Humanities: UChicagoNode, an open-access platform connecting maps, videos, photographs, sheet music, and more across global digital collections.
Learn more: ms.spr.ly/6013vZSvb
This Friday, May 29, Mia Krueger, will present her research findings on the negative impacts of book banning and related policies on LGBTQ students at Book Bans and Belonging: The Importance of Representation for LGBTQ Youth. Register: events.uchicago.edu/event/26…
Today join us for “Otherwise Perfect”: An Inquiry into a Sophisticated 16th-C. English Bible, part of the Kim-Park Program for the Study of the Book. events.uchicago.edu/event/26…
For Memorial Day, May 25, Regenstein and Mansueto be open for their usual hours and for extended study. Other libraries will be closed or have reduced hours.
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Are you stuck in the middle of crocheting a blanket? Have you knit only one sock? Bring your textile Works-In-Progress (WIPs) to the Maroon Oasis this Friday for our craft co-working event! 5/22 at noon in the Reg. events.uchicago.edu/event/ma…
Stressed about your exams? Come over to the Reg this Wednesday to take a break, hang with some therapy dogs and relax, 5/20 from 10-1PM in Room 122. events.uchicago.edu/event/26…
Join us tomorrow for our spatial awareness workshop on Visualization and Basic Map Production, 2-3PM in Crerar Library. We will review cartographic standards and best practices for communicating with static and interactive maps. Register: events.uchicago.edu/event/sp…
Search “fire” in UChicagoNode to overlay Great Chicago Fire maps on today’s city in the @UChicagoLibrary’s new hub. That’s one of the connections the platform makes possible — bringing together more than 4,000 files from institutions across the country. ms.spr.ly/6012vRh6g
Starting May 17, the Library will offer extended study hours until 4 AM to current students on the first floor of the Reg and in Mansueto. lib.uchicago.edu/about/news/…
Today, we’re launching a new digital research tool that connects cultures and continents. UChicagoNode provides open access to maps of Chicago, “Guerilla Television,” Middle East photographs, and more.
Learn more at bit.ly/UChicagoNode-news
ALT UChicagoNode includes the video “Image Union, Reel 2: 10th Anniversary Special” produced by Tom Weinberg from the Guerrilla TV project, which has digitized and created access to more than 1,000 tapes from the 1960s and '70s, in collaboration with Media Burn.
ALT This 1920/1929 map titled “Pilsen and Adjoining Neighborhoods” is now available online through UChicagoNode as part of the Social Scientists Map Chicago collection.
ALT This 19th-century photograph of the Ruins of the Great Mosque of Baalbek from the Middle East Photograph Archive appears in UChicagoNode.
ALT UChicagoNode features a range of videos, including “Toni Morrison 1” by Julie Gustafson and John Reilly from the Guerrilla TV project, which digitized and created access to more than 1,000 tapes from the 1960s and ‘70s in collaboration with Media Burn.
COUP and the Year of Games present Summer Breeze Carnival, May 16, 12 - 4 on the Main Quad! We invite students, families, alumni, and neighbors join for live performances, bounce houses, field and schoolyard games, arts and crafts, and food: events.uchicago.edu/event/26…