“T’Challa is the Black Panther – a righteous king, noble Avenger, and fearsome warrior. Under his leadership, the African nation of Wakanda has flourished as one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world. And though he’s a card-carrying member of the Avengers, his first loyalty lies with his people, and he will defend … Exhibit | Black Panther Comics
Join the Brown University Friends of the Library and Friends of Josiah on Friday, April 13, 2018 at 6 p.m. at the Brown Faculty Club for a dinner celebrating the legendary Professor Josiah S. Carberry and his special day: Friday the Thirteenth. You can reserve your seat at the table by emailing Connie Worthington at … Event | Josiah S. Carberry Day Dinner & Talk
The Classic Josiah catalog at josiah.brown.edu will be unavailable for 4-6 hours on Thursday, March 29, starting at 6:00 a.m. Catalog searches from the Library home page, or from search.library.brown.edu, will continue to work, but certain information (such as an item’s checkout status or due date) will not be available. You will still be able … Library Catalog: Planned Service Outage
Selections from the Dr. Steven Ungerleider Collection of Haggadot The Dr. Steven Ungerleider Collection of Haggadot, presenting the text recited on the first two nights of the Jewish Passover, represents a remarkable array of geographic, linguistic, and temporal diversity. Encompassing more than four hundred years of Jewish culture, from the Ottoman Empire in 1505 to … Exhibit | Haggadah: Telling and Retelling the Story of Jewish Liberation
Familiar Wild Flowers (1897) F. Edward Hulme Frederick Edward … Exhibit | Familiar Wild Flowers
UPDATE: The maintenance has been completed, and services should be back to normal. If you have any questions or run into unexpected problems, please send email to libweb@brown.edu. The Classic Josiah catalog at josiah.brown.edu will be unavailable on Thursday, 15 February, starting at 9 a.m. Catalog searches from the Library home page, or from search.library.brown.edu, … Planned service maintenance outage
Greek Life – A Brief History of Phi Beta Kappa at Brown Selected Items On View From the Brown University Archives For over 200 years Phi Beta Kappa has celebrated academic achievement and advocated for freedom of thought. It is the oldest and most prestigious academic honors society in the United States. The Rhode Island Alpha Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa was founded at Brown University in 1830. Brown students elected … Exhibit | Greek Life – A Brief History of Phi Beta Kappa at Brown
LINCOLN RECORDÓ EN AMERICA LATINA Selected Items on View at the John Hay Library: “Canción a Abraham Lincoln” Lady’s Fan, c. 1865 Havana, Cuba Brown University Library, Special Collections Latin Americans observed, mourned and commemorated Abraham Lincoln’s life and legacy in a number of ways. Argentinians named a city in Buenos Aires Province for him. Statues … Exhibit | Lincoln Recordó en America Latina
Annual Address of the Carriers & Newsmen of the New York Herald: On the Opening of the Year 1851 Carriers’ Addresses were published by newspapers and local newsboys delivered these greetings in verse each New Year’s Day to customers who understood that a tip was expected. Lasting for more than two centuries in the United … Exhibit | Annual Address of the Carriers & Newsmen of the N.Y. Herald, 1851
Works from Modern Architecture: A Course with Dietrich Neumann On view, architectural models created by students in Professor Dietrich Neumann’s lecture course, “Modern Architecture,” which surveys the “classic” period of European and American modern architecture from the turn of the century to the 1950s. Works are based on a building or industrial design object from the … Exhibit | Works from Modern Architecture
