Construction will span the spring and fall 2025 semesters, expanding the space and creating a mix of informal study and small group collaboration rooms as well as a new Digital Lab for interactive teaching, learning, and special events.
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The Library invites students to attend an opening reception next Friday, Jan. 31, and discover opportunities to help create knowledge.
The Library offers a great selection of camcorders, mirrorless cameras, GoPros, and lenses to take your personal or class projects to the next level.
Reynold Verret, president of Xavier University of Louisiana, visited the Lauinger Library exhibit spotlighting Xavier’s Institute for Black Catholic Studies, a ministry program for graduate students working in U.S. Black Catholic communities. On February 27, representatives from Georgetown and Xavier will speak about the exhibit in Copley Lounge.
Prachi Shah used the library’s makerspace to create custom materials to aid her group’s research on memory and brain function.
The opening reception for the Cross-Disciplinary Undergraduate Research Exhibition saw students share their research on medicine, climate, gender, and labor organizing.
Camron Wright’s novel tells the story of a scavenger couple fighting to survive in a Cambodian landfill.
Located on Lau3 near the service desk, the new display collects works that explore how descendents and advocates for equality have challenged Lost Cause ideology.
Donated by Georgetown alum Dave Barbor, these materials comprise rare books, letters, news clippings, and a typescript of a musical version of the ever-controversial “Lolita.”
Dr. Maurice Jackson will discuss his book on Black activism in Washington's music and sports scene on Feb. 25, 2025.