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Three Cheers for Leslin… Instructional design librarian Leslin Charles last month received an award from Rutgers–New Brunswick’s Undergraduate Academic Affairs for generosity and commitment to the education of Rutgers students. As all of us at the Libraries who have worked… Continue Reading
This month we take a look at the Agenda in the aughts. Is it just me, or does 2000 not feel like almost two decades ago? Survey Says Systematic Thinking MESSAGE FROM THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN At the last Cabinet meeting… Continue Reading
National Employee Appreciation Day Friday, March 2 10:30 a.m. – 2 p.m. Stonsby Commons, Rutgers–Newark Human Resources–Newark in partnership with the Chancellor’s Office will sponsor lunch for 300 employees at Stonsby Commons in celebration of National Employee Appreciation Day. In… Continue Reading
It’s 1987: a Ford Escort costs just under $7,000, Full House debuts on TGIF prime-time, and the Dominion of Fiji is preparing to proclaim itself as a republic. What was happening at the Libraries? Cinephiles Rejoice! Media Services has announced… Continue Reading
Celebrating the Douglass Century Congratulations are in order for our colleagues Kayo Denda and Fernanda Perrone, who, along with Mary Hawkesworth of the departments of Political Science and Women’s and Gender Studies, have penned a history of Douglass Residential College… Continue Reading
Celebrate Black History Month at Rutgers–Camden A series of activities will celebrate cultural diversity at Rutgers University–Camden throughout Black History Month in February. Thursday, February 1 The Africana Studies Program will kick off Black History Month 2018 with a presentation… Continue Reading
NJ Academics Unite! The New Jersey Studies Academic Alliance held their annual Author Award Winners Panel at Alexander Library in December. These awards recognize works that reflect a new understanding of New Jersey’s history and culture, demonstrate evidence of original… Continue Reading
The Opposition Lives On Wednesday, January 17 5:00–7:00 p.m. Alexander Library, Rutgers–New Brunswick Rutgers University’s Special Collections and University Archives will hold an exhibition closing reception for Opposition, an exhibition of artists’ books, installations, and related textually based or inspired… Continue Reading
This month, we go back two decades in the Agenda’s history to January 1998. The median household income was about $38,000; the world was ramping up for the Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan; and we’d see blockbusters Armageddon, Titanic, and… Continue Reading