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Join librarians and curators Allie Alvis, Winterthur Library, and Jacquelyn Sundberg, McGill Library, for a discussion and show and tell of some of the unexpected scrapbooks from both collections.
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Join librarians and curators Allie Alvis, Winterthur Library, and Jacquelyn Sundberg, McGill Library, for a discussion and show and tell of some of the unexpected scrapbooks from both collections.
Book bans are on the rise and affect Canadians of all ages, limiting access to diverse stories, and ultimately narrowing our worldviews.
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This project is a heartfelt photographic tribute to the world of surgical practice and the remarkable theater it comprises — the operating room.
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Un legs exceptionnel de manuscrits relatifs à Voltaire (1694-1778) comptant environ 290 documents a récemment été confié à McGill par Peter Lambert-David Southam. Bien que toutes les périodes de la carrière de Voltaire y soient représentées, cette collection vient notamment enrichir notre compréhension de la période pendant laquelle Voltaire vit au château de Ferney à partir de 1760.
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Enjoy the art of play in this selection of games from the McGill Collections.
Games can unite players or divide them. They can build common interest, edify, and entertain. Early tabletop and card games often provided ways to play your way to learning. Whether educational, moral, or purely for entertainment, games provide a rich history of design, artwork, and typography.
This book display is an invitation to discover a variety of Palestinian authors.
Hearing Palestinian Literary Voices will run from January 9th to June 30th, 2024 in the Islamic Studies Library (1st floor of Morrice Hall), and is freely accessible during opening hours.
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Head to the Nahum Gelber Law Library to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and its impacts on Canada. This exhibit will include the original draft of the UDHR from the university archives, authored by visionary and former McGill professor John Humphrey. Discover Humphrey's life through a collection of memorabilia showcased from his archival fonds, complemented by an interactive touch table experience that brings his legacy to life.
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The Marvin Duchow Music Library’s new exhibit explores the professional achievements of Ethel Stark (1910-2012), a pioneering violinist and conductor who forged new paths for women with the creation of the Montreal Women’s Symphony Orchestra (1940-1965), as well as the role libraries and archives play in preserving audio heritage.