Topic: Libraries - Resources
A full-circle moment
Elizabeth Gushee honored with inaugural Heart of ASERL Award at the organization’s 70th anniversary meeting.
Libraries host 2026 Day of Service at Lotus House
A dedicated team of volunteers spent the day supporting the organization through projects that strengthened community well-being and connection.
Where research takes shape
Part of the Learning Commons, the Creative Studio helps ideas take form through digital, visual, and multimedia work.
June 2: Open House in the Kislak Center
Join us for a summer showcase, featuring a selection of rare and unique treasures from the holdings of Special Collections.
Camner family enriches collection with latest gift to the Weeks Music Library
Fourth donation to the University Libraries includes rare scores, signed letters, and other music ephemera spanning four centuries.
University Libraries welcome Roberto C. Goizueta Distinguished Artists‑in‑Residence to the Cuban Heritage Collection
Three artists selected to serve as the 2026-2027 residents.
The art of reflection: Looking back at how far we’ve come
As graduation approaches and with it the closing of a pivotal chapter, reflecting on one's progress and accomplishments can help make moving forward easier and smoother.
May 11 presentation by Kislak Fellow Claire Lavarreda
Learn how Indigenous labor, expertise, and intellectual authority influenced the production of Catholic texts in New Spain from 1570 to 1810.
Looking for a study space for finals?
Find quiet, silent, and collaborative zones across the University Libraries to match your study style.
April 27 online presentation with Carolina Cueva
Discover how the Kislak Collection informed an interdisciplinary investigation of Andean history, displacement, and identity.
Showcasing the 2026 Library Research Scholars and Adobe Scholars
An in-person and online opportunity to meet and engage with each of the students as they share the results of their research projects.
Librarian collaborates with attorney to expand disability services
Aiming to support policy changes to allow more Floridians with disabilities to receive critical services, two University of Miami experts recently presented to the National Council on Disabilities and will soon publish a report on their findings.
