The Go Big Read Program is very excited to announce that the 2022-2023 Go Big Read is 'How the Word is Passed: A Reckoning with the History of Slavery Across America' by Clint Smith! @UWMadison
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Dear #LibraryTwitter:
Remember to shake the underwear out of your cardigan *before* you put it on in the circ workroom and leave behind a surprise for your unwitting co-workers.
Happy #NationalLibraryWeek from this VERY embarrassed librarian.
We had so much fun welcoming new Badgers to campus with copies of this year's Go Big Read book, "Transcendent Kingdom," at convocation on Friday! @UWMadison@UWNewStudent
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"Geriatric millennials" (born between 1980 and 1985) are best positioned to lead teams that will thrive in the hybrid workplace," writes @ericadhawan. https://t.co/e0jSyj6eJY
We’re excited to announce our 2021-22 selection for the @GoBigRead common reading program:
Yaa Gyasi’s “Transcendent Kingdom” uses a fictional story to explore the very real issues of race, immigration, science, faith and family.
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So many women have miscarriages and Nobody at work knows. They go to work the next day, no time off. Schedule a D&C as if it’s a routine doc appointment.
This is groundbreaking.
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It is that time of year again–the Go Big Read Program is looking for it's next common read book, and we need your help! Make a book suggestion today! @UWMadison
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Wow, never seen such bad tech customer service as @nookBN with servers down all weekend without any official messaging anywhere or notice for purchases. #nook#casestudy#CommunicationIstheKey
The Go Big Read Program is excited to announce that our virtual keynote, featuring Parkland author, @DaveCullen, and former Parkland student and co-founder for March for Our Lives, @JaclynCorin, will be available for streaming next Wednesday (10/7)!
I’m thrilled to be teaching this new course for UW-Madison freshmen this fall. If you’re at #UWSOAR#futurebadger, check out LS 106, section 104. We’re going to have a GREAT experience together.
Just finished #SweetMagnolias “Do the storms ever stop? Nope, but neither do the rainbows.” Loved it, but @netflix how long before season 2? That cliffhanger is just cruel.
Mike Sonko, governor of the Kenyan capital city, Nairobi, confirmed that his Covid-19 care packages include a few small bottles of Hennessy. The governor justified the inclusion of alcohol as "throat sanitizer." https://t.co/V4ZBIMBRdI