AAPI Heritage Month began on May 1st. We’re kicking it off with four streamable films and some recommendations for further reading. BAD AXE captures a real-time portrait of a closely-knit Asian American […]
AAPI Heritage Month: What to watch
Women’s History Month : Sandra Cisneros
Women’s History Month continues, and this week we are focusing on the author Sandra Cisneros. Cisneros was born in Chicago in the mid-1950s. Her parents where Alfredo Cisneros del Moral, a Mexican immigrant who gained […]
Big Fish : The Musical
“When a man’s stories are remembered, then he is immortal.” Big Fish is a story that has beautifully evolved over time. Starting as a novel that was published in 1998, it gained […]
Women Who Made The Way
February is Black History Month, and this Friday we’re focusing on women who had a major impact on their communities and on history.
Reading Jeanne Murray Walker
This Friday, Eastern University will be hosting the poet Jeanne Murray Walker. Walker will be reading from her recent publication Leaping from the Burning Train: A Poet’s Journey of Faith and discussing the role of faith in her work. This event will be taking place in the Gough Great Room at 3pm.
Black History : Butter Pecan Ice Cream
During the era of Segregation in American history, Black Americans were free from slavery, but they were not free from discrimination. One form that discrimination took was that Black people were denied […]
New Self Care Ebooks
At the beginning of a new year, it’s common to make goals to better your self and your life. So where to start? Warner Library has recently added some self care books […]
Upcoming Library Events
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Warner Library! We have lots of fun displays for Eastern’s students, faculty, and staff to check out when they stop by. We also […]
Patterns of Change : Clothing and Implications in Tudor and Stuart England
The blog this week is written by an Eastern University student – Mac Macolino. Be sure to catch Eastern University’s productions of William Shakespeare’s Hamlet this weekend, starting tonight at 7PM! “Costly […]
Books for Hispanic Heritage Month
In America, National Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from September 15 – October 15. The date that the celebrations begin are inspired by the historical achievements of independence for Costa Rica, El […]
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