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Georgetown students, faculty, and staff can explore the top-tier publication on global affairs and its full archives on- and off-campus through Hoyasearch and the magazine’s mobile app.
The library invites student artists, poets, and activists to submit original visual and written works of art that address bodies of water and how we care for them.
Julia Alvarez’s novel tells the story of a Dominican writer who buries her drafts in the dirt only for her characters to come back to life and revise their fates.
A new recommended reading display on Lauinger’s third floor includes materials on fostering diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility in the workplace.
The library’s newly appointed Acquisitions Specialist grew up in Japan, adores Murakami, and has a hidden talent for calligraphy.