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Discover the art of books

Discover the art of books

What happens when books become art? When pages fold into sculptures, when bindings tell stories, and when the very concept of “reading” transforms into...

Art & architecture & planning
Knowledge served: Books and Bites returns

Knowledge served: Books and Bites returns

Books and Bites – an annual event highlighting new acquisitions, rare materials, ephemera, zines, and artists’ books – has become biannual with a return...

Art & architecture & planning
Stay informed

Stay informed

In a recent report from the Pew Research Center, nearly three-quarters of U.S. adults polled (73%) say they’ve seen inaccurate news coverage about the...

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African American poetry anthologies

African American poetry anthologies

Hayden Library is currently hosting a display of poetry anthologies by African American writers. The collection was curated by Professor Joshua Bennett in MIT’s...

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2nd Annual Lewis Music Library Holiday Playlists

2nd Annual Lewis Music Library Holiday Playlists

Tis the season! In celebration of all things wintery and festive, the Lewis Music Library has curated our 2nd Annual MIT Libraries Holiday Playlist! From...

Music
Learn with the Libraries: Fall workshops

Learn with the Libraries: Fall workshops

Learn with the Libraries this fall! Click on a workshop for more information and to register. October 18: Quick and Dirty Data Management October...

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MIT Prize for Open Data

MIT Prize for Open Data

Have you worked with or created open data? Have you built tools that advance the use or distribution of open data? Have you theorized...

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Black Drama

Black Drama

Looking for digital copies of plays by Black authors? Black Drama (Third Edition) contains more than 1,700 scripts from playwrights from North America, English-speaking...

Humanities
MIT Libraries subscribes to DIS

MIT Libraries subscribes to DIS

Looking for short videos by leading artists and cultural thinkers on conversations in contemporary art, technology activism, and culture? The MIT Libraries now subscribes...

Humanities