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Details of prints in banned rare books pages Banned Books Week Showcase at Wilson Special Collections Library
Portrait of Sawyer Rose standing in a paint splattered apron. Details of her artwork, a large number of geometric painted blocks installed on a wall The Carrying Stones Project: an installation by Sawyer Rose
Vector graphic of a red book with yellow tape wrapped around it Be part of Banned Books Week with the University Libraries
A collage of many banned and challenged books. Farenhei 451, Fun Home, Perks of Being a Wallflower, Twilight, The Color Purple, His Dark Materials, Harry Potter, Beloved, Two Boys Kissing, and Monster Banned and challenged books on OverDrive
Latinx Heritage Month text with a colorful pattern of squares, triangles and other shapes. Celebrate Latinx Heritage Month with the University Libraries
Thirty-eight films to watch during Latinx Heritage Month
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Protesters, including Deborah Ferruccio, with signs during the PCB protests. We Birthed the Movement: The Warren County PCB Landfill Protests, 1978-1982
blue background with word "queerolina" and the o is a rainbow with a black location icon Queerolina: Experiences of Place and Space through Oral Histories
Carolina Together COVID19 toolkit featuring informational handout, hand sanitizer, thermometer, and face masks Collecting COVID: Documenting the Pandemic Experience at Carolina
Dunbar School alum Jewell Witherspoon Holland, right, with Whitney Peckman, left, and Nan Lund, center. Archival Seedlings: Cultivating Community Archivists in the American South
Race Deconstructed: Science and the Making of Difference Race Deconstructed: Science and the Making of Difference
Detail of proof sheet of North Carolina treasury notes, 1824 Historic Moneys in the North Carolina Collection
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