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Unique opportunity to meet and learn about scientists doing heroic work under the most extreme conditions.
When: Thursday, February 5, Noon-1pm
Where: Fries Center for Global Studies Lobby, 201 Fisk Hall

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Make your own softcover journal with the Book Arts Lab!
Sign up today: https://t.co/Gq5xPs2Yhy

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Now on view at the Science Library! Visit "Freedom in the Equation" - an exhibition that highlights the work and stories of ten Ukrainian scientists whose research was tragically disrupted by Soviet-era repression or more recent Russian aggression.

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This talk delves into the World Music Archives at Wesleyan, uncovering early hand-written balalaika and domra scores, émigré-era sheet music, and historical LP recordings that reveal how music from the Russian Empire was preserved, adapted, and marketed in the United States.

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Join us Thursday for the opening reception of "Empire in the Palm of Your Hand," a numismatics exhibition curated by Cian Mesch '25
Date: 1 May at 4:30pm
Location: Gribbel Room, 2nd Floor, Olin Library (202A)

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Join us for the exhibition opening of “What is a Book? Exploring Form in Artists’ Books.” Co-curated by Mel Cort ‘27 and Helen Fernandez ‘25.
Date: 25 April, 2-5pm
Location: Davison Rare Book Room, Olin Library

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New Prophets by Samson Allal
Smith Reading Room, Olin Library

Discover the powerful sculptural works of Samson Allal, currently on view in the Smith Reading Room at Olin Library.

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Join us for the exhibition opening of “What is a Book? Exploring Form in Artists’ Books.” Co-curated by Mel Cort ‘27 and Helen Fernandez ‘25.
Date: 25 April, 2-5pm
Location: Davison Rare Book Room, Olin Library

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Join us next Tuesday for a concert of British banjo music!
Date/time: 22 April 2025 at 12:00 noon
Location: Gribbel Room, Olin 202A

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Join us for the exhibition opening of “What is a Book? Exploring Form in Artists’ Books.” Co-curated by Mel Cort ‘27 and Helen Fernandez ‘25. Date: 25 April, 2-5pm Location: Davison Rare Book Room, Olin Library

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Now on view at the Olin Library! Come explore the photography of Meka Wilson. Catch it while you can!

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Join us for the exhibition opening of “What is a Book? Exploring Form in Artists’ Books.” Co-curated by Mel Cort ‘27 and Helen Fernandez ‘25.
Date: 25 April, 2-5pm
Location: Davison Rare Book Room, Olin Library

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Join us tomorrow for a reception celebrating the work of Greta Alexandra-Parker
Date: 27 March
Time: 4:30pm
Location: Gribbel Room (Olin 202-A)

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Join us for the premiere of a new documentary, The Path, by Aibek Baiymbetov, an MA student in Ethnomusicology at Wesleyan University, followed by a Q&A with the director.
https://t.co/PNc6rmR3RX

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Join us this Friday, 28 February, at noon!

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Celebrate Black History Month at Olin! Check out our latest student-curated collections!

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Join us next Monday, 3 February, at noon! https://t.co/sHPeUJl6zL

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Calling All Creatives! Showcase Your Talent at the Library – Apply Now to Use Our Spaces!
https://t.co/assIHJP7PQ

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Join us this Wednesday at 3:30pm in the Gribbel Room (2nd floor, Olin Library) for an exhibition of the final projects by the students of IDEA292: Interdisciplinary Project Lab!

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Still haven't seen it? It's not too late! Visit the Olin library to see artworks by:
Olivia Snow '25
Vicky Gong '25
Lucy Rossi-Reder '25