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Georgetown University Library has initiated a process that will ultimately result in the return of a lock of human hair that is believed to belong to Chief Spotted Elk, a leader in the 19th century of the Mnicoujou, Lakota Sioux.
The human hair clipping was found inside an envelope in a box of unrelated materials in Georgetown University Library’s archives in 2020. The item had been donated to the university’s former Coleman Museum, which closed in 1947.
In celebration of Earth Month, the Library is thrilled to launch a series of exhibitions in collaboration with GREEN to celebrate and honor one of Earth’s most precious and essential resources—water. An opening reception on Wednesday, April 23, will feature the student artists whose work is on display and items in the Booth Family Center for Special Collections.
Dr. Fauci joined four other expert panelists from the Hilltop in looking back at the legacy of the pandemic.
Students, faculty and staff created edible art projects either resembling books or inspired by literary works.