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Ida B. Wells, Civil Rights, and Jim Crow
Ida B. Wells, born 160 years ago this month, was a vocal anti-lynching crusader who fought for civil rights for Black Americans. Learn more about her and about America's post-Civil War and Jim Crow history with the library's resources!
The Pulitzer Prizes
Being awarded a Pulitzer Prize is a crowning achievement. But how did this award come to be, and what, exactly, does it represent?
Leonardo da Vinci
Learn about Leonardo da Vinci, the embodiment of the Renaissance man, and take a look at some of the library's resources about him!
The Founding of Rome
According to myth, Rome was founded on April 21, 753 BCE, by Romulus and Remus. Learn more about the legend and other bits of Roman history here!
Celebrating Literature and the Performing Arts: The Tennessee Williams & New Orleans Literary Festival
The annual Tennessee Williams & New Orleans Literary Festival is a wonderful reminder of the important cultural contributions from the worlds of literature and the performing arts.
February is Library Lovers’ Month!
Ah, libraries. We love them. Learn a bit of the history of public libraries and find some great library reads!
Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee: 1952-2022
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has reigned longer than any other British monarch. Her family has been the subject of global interest for decades. She's celebrating her Platinum Jubilee this February!
Test Your Trivia Skills for National Trivia Day!
Indulge your love of all things trivia this month. Check out what the library's collection has in store!
Resumes That Pass Muster with Applicant Tracking Systems
Many employers rely on applicant tracking systems to filter applicants' resumes. Use these tips to help ensure your resume is ATS-friendly!
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