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Late 19th century Italian newspaper digitized by FSU Libraries

April 21, 2016 - Florida State University Libraries has been working for the past two years to digitize the Italian newspaper Il secolo, a political daily published by the Milanese firm Stabilimento Sonzogno between 1866 and 1927.

Open House to showcase FSU’s Newly Renovated Dirac Science Library

Florida State University Libraries will showcase the upgraded facilities and services of the Paul A.M. Dirac Science Library during “Discover Dirac,” an open house for students, faculty and community members from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 19, followed by an evening reception featuring a presentation by Dirac biographer Graham Farmelo.

University Libraries offers 'De-Stress' events during finals

April 26, 2016 - Sunday marked the beginning of the University Library’s 90s’ themed De-stress Week, which offers opportunities for students to take their mind off of finals with activities that are planned through the duration of finals week with the intention to offer a mental break in the midst of exams.

FSU Library employee receives national award for courage

Florida State University Libraries employee Nathan Scott is the 2015 recipient of the American Library Association (ALA) Paul Howard Award for Courage for his bravery when a shooter opened fire in front of Strozier Library last November.

FSU Hosts Love Your Library celebration March 25th

Florida State University Libraries will host the annual “Love Your Library” celebration at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, March 25 at Learning Commons located on the first floor of Strozier Library.

Emmett Till Research Collection Established at FSU Libraries

The Florida State University Libraries’ Special Collections and Archives Division and Professor Davis W. Houck will establish what will become the foremost research collection on the life and death of Emmett Till, an African-American teenager whose murder in Mississippi in 1955 sparked protest in the South.