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Library exhibitions on view at Sterling and Beinecke over Commencement weekend

May 19, 2022
Sterling Memorial Library, Bass Library, and Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library will be open to students and their guests, and several library exhibitions will be on view.
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Sterling Library plans for its second century, with insights from library users

May 6, 2022
How will James Gamble Rogers’s collegiate gothic masterpiece support teaching, learning, research in its second century? Planning is under way for “Sterling 2031,” starting with a survey of library users.
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Yale Library opens up new publishing opportunities for researchers and scholars

May 5, 2022
Yale University Library has signed open access agreements with two prominent publishers of academic journals to eliminate the article processing charges (APCs) formerly paid by individual Yale authors in favor of an annual fee paid by the library.
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In Memoriam: Richard Franke ’53, a champion of libraries and the humanities

April 25, 2022
The Yale community mourns the death of Rich Franke ’53, a beloved alumnus and generous supporter of Yale University Library.
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Interview with gospel great Kurt Carr leads expanded collection focus on Black church music

April 21, 2022
An April 20 oral history interview with gospel music luminary Kurt Carr is a milestone in the ongoing evolution of a key music library collection to support Yale’s new interdisciplinary program in Music and the Black Church.
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New gallery and exhibition spotlight library treasures—and the discoveries they spark

April 6, 2022
View the Curator Conversation about “Points of Contact, Points of View: Asking Questions in Yale Library Special Collections.” The opening exhibition of the new Hanke Gallery features more than 60 rare, fragile, and unique objects.
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Yale Library celebrates Quantum Week

April 5, 2022
From April 8 through April 14, Yale Library will celebrate Yale Quantum Week, partnering with the Yale Quantum Institute to host several special events and exhibits about quantum and science at libraries across campus.