🎉Congrats to USF Libraries' Christopher Kiahtipes! His co-authored work was #published today in @NatureEcoEvo, providing the first concrete evidence of human occupation of west African estuaries >150,000 years ago! https://t.co/2djXUnFxjl #research#archaeology#anthropology
Pretty much everything (chocolate chips, wiener dogs, hugs) has a "day”. But today's "day" is spectacularly special because…it's #NationalLibraryWorkersDay! 📚
👏We celebrate and thank each and every one of you for all you do to make our @USouthFlorida#Libraries so special!
This 🌍 #EarthDay 🌍 check out one of Florida’s most exciting and quickly-expanding special library collections: the #Florida Environment and Natural History (FLENH) collection 🐢🌴🍊🛶 at USF Libraries.
https://t.co/mvY3j1bQ4q
#environment#research#innovation
As #WomensHistoryMonth comes to a close, we're excited to see USF Libraries' Dr. Amanda Boczar's book, An American Brothel, on @IAJournal_CH's top 10 list of titles by women in honor of #InternationalWomen'sDay. 👏 https://t.co/tI8iaYStR0
Congratulations to USF Libraries' Curator of Florida Studies, Andy Huse, for his gold medal 🥇win in the 2022 Florida Book Awards Cooking category with his latest book, The Cuban Sandwich: A History in Layers! https://t.co/ClMELmj8Ct
#JimmyCarter is one-of-a-kind. As the world continues to honor his political and social legacies, USF Libraries’ @3D_Researchers and @JimmyCarterNPS are preserving his unique built and vernacular heritage through #3D scanning and #virtual collections. https://t.co/iG9XGjEYkc
Our workshop series exploring research careers with @Accenture_US continues today at noon with Metaverse Continuum. Join us today! Link in bio under LIB LINKS > Workshops for Researchers
Today we honor the victims of the Holocaust. January 27 marks the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the Nazi German concentration camp.
See bio under LIB LINKS for story on survivor, Alicia Appleman-Jurman, & under LIB COLLECTIONS for Holocaust resources.
Retired Judge E.J. Salcines, Jr. looks at how José Martí made Tampa the cradle of Cuban independence from Spain. Join us at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 18. #FloridaConversations is supported by @usflibraries, @AARPFL, & @wusf.
https://t.co/4trY34xELH
I never thought I would find a lengthy discussion on the Cuban sandwich fascinating but it is! Very much enjoying @usflibraries Andrew Huse, professor Barbara Cruz and food writer @JeffHouck talking about their new book on it at @TB_Times Festival of Reading today
For the first time in November it's starting to feel chilly up in North Florida! 🍂 But in South Florida it's a warm 81 degrees 😎
For more fun Florida swinter (summer winter) images, check out https://t.co/FoIWyPIMxC ☀️ ❄️
1950 postcard image courtesy of @usflibraries