“Making Strides” illustrates women’s efforts in the Nashville Community to promote equal rights and to gain access to education, family planning, and employment. These rare materials from the Vanderbilt Libraries… Keep reading
Past Library Exhibit
Making Strides: Women as Agents of Social Change
Journalists’ Papers
Since the early days of news reporting, artists have worked alongside correspondents, often risking their lives to report the news. Photographers took the place of illustrators as printing processes evolved… Keep reading
Gone But Not Forgotten Civil War Materials in Vanderbilt’s Special Collections
From the first of April until the end of August 2007, Special Collections and University Archives will feature a Civil War exhibit entitled, “Gone But Not Forgotten: Civil War Materials… Keep reading
IMPACT at Vanderbilt 1964-1969
The IMPACT Symposium project began as a Library Dean’s Fellow project in the 20142015 school year. The Deans Fellow Program provides students the ability to complete an in depth project… Keep reading
An Enduring Legacy: The Life of Alexander Heard
Alexander Heard was born in 1917 in Savannah, Georgia. He graduated from the University of North Carolina and received a PhD. from Columbia University before going on to a career… Keep reading
New Exhibit in Divinity Library: Fletcher Brockmans Missionary Life in Asia
The new exhibit “Fletcher Brockman’s Missionary Life in Asia” is on display in the round atrium and by the entrance of the Reference Room of the Divinity Library. Fletcher Sims… Keep reading
The Shadow of the Sun: E.E. Barnard and the Solar Eclipse
May-November 2017 In anticipation of the August 2017 solar eclipse, Vanderbilt University Libraries will host an exhibition curated by four astronomy students on the work of American astronomer Edward Emerson… Keep reading
