World Science Day for Peace and Development celebrates the importance of science in international peace efforts and global development. This year’s theme is Building Climate-Ready Communities. This holiday is also a time […]
As the United States can be considered ‘a nation of immigrants’, we have many observances which recognize our international heritage. These include National Immigrant Heritage Month, Immigrant Heritage Week, Immigrant Day of […]
This holiday was created to bring awareness to methods of conflict resolution and honors a history of non-violent activism. Although some disagree with the idea that non-violence is always the right approach, […]
Do you need to watch Just Mercy for INST 150? We at the library have made a helpful little guide for students. Any questions or concerns, please contact our systems librarian, Chelsea […]
Black Poetry day celebrates the life and legacy of Black poets and their work. It also encourages viewing poetry as a form of African-Americal oral tradition. The date was chosen to honor […]
Although the beginnings of global diversity awareness month are uncertain, it is thought that this time has a background in important agreements by the United Nations about Human Rights. The way that […]
September 15th – October 15th is Hispanic Heritage Month! FIrst observed by President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1968, this time honors and highlights the culture and contributions of those of Hispanic descent […]
Let’s celebrate the lives of authors born in the month of April. At Warner Library, our collection is filled with not only their works, but also books about the fascinating lives they […]
Are you prepared to participate in the BlackOut Poetry event being co-sponsored by Warner Library and Eastern’s creative writing, art, and photography journal, Inklings? If the liveliness of spring and the hope […]
We’re more than half way through March and all its madness, including our own, ongoing March Madness. Next month we march into National Poetry month, and the library is collaborating with Inklings […]
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