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Brian Croxall, a post-doctoral fellow in our Digital Scholarship Commons, shares his experience of teaching an "Introduction to Digital Humanities" course to English students.

For those who missed the recent WABE feature on our Manuscript, Archives and Rare Book Library, it's not too late to listen. Daren Wang of verb.org discussed some of MARBL's most fascinating pieces with City Cafe host John Lemley.

The Robert W. Woodruff Library announces that the 2012 Undergraduate Research Award (URA) winners have been selected by our judges and we honor the following students:

Flim and media studies librarian James Steffen is the featured profile in the latest issue of the Emory Report. Read more about James and why he stayed to work at Emory after graduate school. http://bit.ly/HAJzhR

Thurs., April 19, 2-3 pm/Jones Room: Join us for an InfoForum with South African science librarian Pieter du Plessis from the University of Stellenbosch, whom the Emory Libraries has been hosting since early March. At this InfoForum, du Plessis will share his experiences in the U.S., both educational and social, with the audience.

Wed., April 18 @ 7 pm/Jones Rm: A symposium on the life and work of Benny Andrews will feature two presentations. Artist Nene Humphrey, Andrews’ wife of 20 years, will give a presentation titled “Artist to Artist: Reflections on a Life Together,” and associate curator of African American Collections and curator of the exhibit Pellom McDaniels III will discuss Andrews’ art.

If you missed Kevin Young read his original poem, “Anthem,” on NPR during “All Things Considered” March 30, we have the link.