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Social Studies Interactive Notebooks designed specifically for Special Education classrooms!Social Studies has always been a difficult subject to integrate into…

  Hadrian’s villa, Rome, Tivoli, photo credit: Kaoukab ChebaroHadrian’s villa, Rome, Tivoli, photo credit: Kaoukab ChebaroThe Columbia University Libraries is…

Paul L. Richards, an experimental physicist who built some of the first highly sensitive detectors to probe the faint radiation…

  Columbia University Libraries is pleased to announce the launch of a new component of the: “New and Featured Books” in…

On Tuesday, August 29, 2023, the CUL Wikidata Group (Taylor Baker, Mollie Echeverria, Matthew Haugen, Kalliopi Mathios, Ryan Mendenhall, and…

Thanks to a grant from the Columbia Libraries’ ADEI Program, colleagues at Columbia, Cornell, NYPL, Harvard and Princeton have compiled…

This week is the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Fittingly, Columbia University and Barnard College recently…

Columbia University Libraries is pleased to announce the launch of a new component of the: “New and Featured Books” in…

Gaza Strip, Between 1950 and 1977. Library of Congress, Matson Photo Service, photographer.  https://www.loc.gov/item/2019705547/.© UNRWA Destruction in northern Gaza,  2024,…

As part of Open Access Week 2024 events (October 21-27; theme Community Over Commercialization), there was a presentation on: Digitizing…