Elizabeth Fee, who died in 2018, is probably most known for her work documenting and analyzing the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
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Conserving Claudy Jongstra's "Fields of Transformation"
Claudy Jongstra's mural does more than evoke the natural world: it is intimately and continuously affected by it.
Celebrating New Students, New Services, and a New School Year at the Penn Libraries
This fall, the Libraries is rolling out new services and resources that will help connect library users with the materials and expertise they need.
Digital Natives: How the University of Pennsylvania is Preserving its Born-Digital Collections
How a group of archivists from across Penn came together to create a strategy for collecting and preserving born-digital collections.
Meet Five Leaders of Digital Infrastructure and Initiatives at the Penn Libraries
As we begin a new school year, we talked with a few of the many people leading the charge to transform digital services at the Penn Libraries.
"A Compass for the Libraries": How the Penn Libraries is Building Assessment into its Mission
What does it mean to be a successful academic library in 2021?
From Psycholinguists to Patient Advocates: A Look at Open Access Journals Today
A look at the challenges and opportunities presented by Open Access journals today.
A Librarian Research Round-Up
We profile a few of our accomplished librarian-scholars about their recent academic work.
Exploring the History of the Liberal Arts with SIMS Fellow Christine Bachman
While serving as the 2019-2020 Graduate Fellow at the Schoenberg Institute for Manuscript Studies, Christine Bachman explored the early medieval manuscript called LJS 101.
"Readers often seek their mirrors in books:" Building an Illustrated Children's Book Collection with the Community
Five seniors and one graduate student from the Community Engagement team have chosen one or two illustrated children's books that they would want every public school library to have.
