Announcing the launch of the newly revised W. T. Bandy Center for Baudelaire and Modern French Studies website. The new site, which integrates with the library’s existing webpages, includes information about the Center’s collections, exhibitions, publications, research fellows, and events. The featured images on the welcome screen are of Paris during Charles Baudelaire’s time, a Baudelaire hand-written note, the title page from Baudelaire’s most famous work of poetry, Les Fleurs du mal, and the title page of the French journal Le Figaro, where Baudelaire first published his important essay, “The Painter of Modern Life”. This April marks the 196th anniversary of Baudelaire’s birth.