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Bridging barriers with Primary Resources

Teaching with Primary Sources graphic of the 17 states it covers.

Teaching with Primary Sources Midwest, typically serves 17 states in the heart of the US, recently helped the United Arab Emirates train educators on using primary sources.

Milner Library is here to help for the spring semester!

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While Milner Library’s building access remains limited at this time, we are here to help through curbside pickup, virtual research help, electronic resources, and more.

How a former student employee found her passion working with circus route books

illustration of a person riding a horse blowing a horn that is an exerpt of a circus route book

Learn how Alanah Ruffin ’19 found her passion as a student working with Milner Library circus route books.

NaNoWriMo, pandemic style: writing as self-care

photo of a desk with a coffe cup, a laptop, and a blank journal with pen

With all that has gone on in 2020, taking care of ourselves is paramount. Learn how creative writing can benefit your wellness and learn about Milner’s creative writing contest.

Access Milner Library’s electronic resources from anywhere, anytime

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Milner Library’s electronic resources include e-books, hundreds of databases, and topical library guides to help Redbirds do research anytime, from anywhere.

New systemic racism resource available at Milner

Progress Pride Flag created by Daniel Quasar

Milner Library now offers the first of its kind topical library guide on systemic racism.

Noted scholar to give virtual talk on racism in search engines

Best-selling author and associate professor Dr. Safiya Noble will give a virtual talk titled Algorithms of Oppression: How Search Engines Reinforce Racism at 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 21, over Zoom. Noble’s talk will be a part of Open Access Week 2020 activities held by Milner Library.

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