Library of Dickinson College
Carlisle, PA
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Check out the wonderful display in the @DsonLibrary about Sexual Assault Awareness Month -- created by our partners at @YWCACarlisle
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It's National Library Week—a time for library lovers across the country to celebrate literacy, intellectual freedom, and equitable access to information. How are you celebrating?
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On #InternationalPronounDay, it's important to know that according to our research, respecting pronouns can be lifesaving 📊
Learn more about how to honor the day at @PronounsDay 🧡 Remember, if you need support, we're always here for you: thetrevorproject.org/help 📲
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She/Her/Hers.
He/Him/His.
They/Them/Theirs.
Every pronoun.
No pronouns at all.
Call us by who we say we are — it matters.
Happy #PronounsDay!
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Returning unknown remains to tribes is a challenge, @DickinsonCol Archivist Jim Gerencser explains to @jennakunze @nativenews_net: dson.co/3Bcxdib
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October is #LGBTQHistoryMonth, which recognizes the invaluable contributions and achievements of the LGBTQ community.
Looking forward to sharing, learning, and celebrating in October.
#203Diversity
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"We get to make decisions on what we choose to highlight. What we don’t get to do is say the book is unavailable.” — #BannedBooksWeek Honorary Chair @JasonReynolds83 wapo.st/3zKZRWd
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The arrival of this book marks my 20th article/book chapter. I'm excited that it comes in a collection with such a great group of scholars. Timely topic too
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Today on @BlkPerspectives, Nicole M. Gipson (@antaeusargus) interviews Keisha N. Blain (@KeishaBlain) about her book, Until I Am Free: Fannie Lou Hamer’s Enduring Message to America (@BeaconPressBks)— aaihs.org/fannie-lou-hamers-…
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On Friday, Sept. 24, Dickinson will host an exhibition and a concert exploring racial justice and supporting inclusion in the arts. dson.co/3ELQyc1 @TroutGallery
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"With the encouragement from my professors, friends and family, I am now able to finally achieve my goals," says Ruby Ngo ’22. Learn how Ngo is overcoming obstacles to chase her dreams at Dickinson: dson.co/3vyT3c9.
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“This is what a Dickinson education is all about.” Learn how Dickinson musicians cleared big hurdles to stage a COVID-era orchestra concert and honor one of their own: dson.co/33n0AiB
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.@artsatlorg interviewed @DickinsonCol’s @AdrienneSu, whose new book of poetry, Peach State, invites readers to "travel the beautiful tension between Su’s two culinary and cultural histories.” dson.co/3nqbu0h
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I don't know why this only now clicked in my head, but Haaland's confirmation has a local connection - her great-grandfather went through the Carlisle Indian School. I talked to her about it when she spoke at Jim Thorpe Days two years ago.
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The First-Year Excellence in Writing Award recognizes a student or students who display mastery of the learning outcomes emerging from the First-Year Seminar (FYS). This year, two students were honored: Max Abramson '24 and Prerana Patil '24: dson.co/3t82VIO.
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Today in History: Andrew Carnegie begins building public libraries, 1901 #otd #tih loc.gov/item/today-in-histor…
