Anthropologist of the Caribbean emphasizes the power of ‘big small places’
UChicago’s Ryan Cecil Jobson talks fossil fuel extraction and following in the footsteps of Haitian scholar Michel-Rolph Trouillot
Discovering gems in the Library archives
Students highlight historical collections from around the world through digitization and innovative research
Records reveal hidden history of female astronomers at Yerkes Observatory
UChicago team chronicles dozens of women who worked and made discoveries in early 20th century
What makes a book a book?
UChicago’s curator of rare books challenges visitors to decide in new choose-your-own-path exhibition
Shining a light on Paul B. Moses, trailblazing art historian
UChicago Laboratory Schools teacher honors his late father in an intimate exhibition
How the Black Metropolis Research Consortium is transforming the field of African American history
Exhibition showcases UChicago-based organization documenting Black life and fostering the next generation of researchers
From leather to brass, UChicago Library exhibition judges books by their covers
Book covers can reveal more about text and material history, says rare books curator
How the University’s first Ph.D. graduate strengthened ties between Chicago and Japan
Eiji Asada, who earned his doctorate in 1893, helped bring English education to his native country
UChicago Library to preserve ‘unique portrait’ of Jewish history in Passover Haggadot collection
Divinity School grad student bequeathing collection of more than 4,500 books for Passover
