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Black History Month in orange and tan text with a decorative pattern on the side Mark Black History Month with the University Libraries
Open book showing spread with a large portrait on both pages. The left page shows a person with short hair with his back to the viewer. The portrait on the right shows a person will long hair looking directly at the viewer. The Exquisite Lumbee: an artist talk with Ashley Minner
Color photos of Merle Travis holding a brown guitar and the text "Sixteen Tons" Author talk: Deke Dickerson on “Sixteen Tons: The Merle Travis Story”
Portrait of Maria Estorino outside of Davis Library wearing a dark blue blouse and wearing dangling earrings. Maria has short cropped gray hair. Greeting from University Librarian María R. Estorino/Un saludo de la Bibliotecaria de la Universidad María R. Estorino 
Portrait of Maria Estorino wearing a dark blue blouse and wearing dangling earrings. Maria has short cropped gray hair. María R. Estorino named vice provost for University Libraries
Chat box icon with a medical plus symbol and the text Bullitt History of Medicine Club “Panic in the Streets”: Historical reflections on fear-based media messaging during acute public health crises
Text illustration reading "Finding Your People" juxtaposed on top of a black and white archival photograph of a group of young people laying down outside on the grass. Finding your people: Exploring the past, present and future of documenting Black families in special collections and archives
Photo of Wilson Library front Wilson Research Forum with Emily Wells, Catherine Stiefel and Samuel Niu
details from four artists' books Every Book a Mirror: Book Artists Engage with the 21st Century
University Libraries Spring 2023 Upcoming Events Spring 2023 events at the University Libraries
Author talk: Charles R. Wilson on “The Southern Way of Life”
Black and white photograph of Martin Luther King Junior speaking with his hand raised. The backyard is a rust colored graphic with vector lines on top. Celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with the University Libraries