Library presents a view of ‘Race Deconstructed’ The new exhibition in Wilson Library examines the historical role of science in creating concepts of race. Fill out a government form and you’ll be asked to choose one of these race categories: …
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North Carolina poet laureate Jaki Shelton Green reads “i know the grandmother one had hands.”
Eight Carolina students have received Incubator Awards from the University Libraries for projects that draw inspiration from special collections.
Anthony has devoted his nearly 40-year career to caring for and about the knowledge and resources that define North Carolina’s cultural heritage.
Fencing and scaffolding will surround Wilson Library during the spring 2019 semester as the building receives a new roof, but the library will be open as usual, and all collections and services will remain available throughout the project.
The three-year project will allow approximately 30 doctoral students and candidates to conduct research with the collections and librarians of the Wilson Special Collections Library.
