What's Happening
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In the News Quick tips for visiting Wells this fall
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COVID-19 Pandemic maps and how to read them
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Research Guide COVID-19: Public Information and Resources for Researchers
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Supporting Teaching, Learning & Research
BIPOC Students, Sciences, & IU Libraries
If you identify as an IU Bloomington Black, Indigenous, Person of Color student studying any field in the Sciences, the IU Sciences Library would like to feature you and your Sciences Origin Story. A Sciences Origin Story is one in which you tell us about a person who has inspired and influenced you to study in the Sciences. We will post our gatherings online and via social media. We'll share our creation with you once we start to create it. Send questions to Jen Simms, Head of Sciences.
Making @ home, the ultimate DIY
The fabulous Mini Makerspace at Wells Library is temporarily closed, but we are still here for you. Until we are able to open again for in-person making, we offer this LibGuide with instructions and resources for some of our most popular Maker Monday projects. You will also find a list of books and ebooks about Making that you can request through IUCAT.
Shouts for Justice: A message from Dean Walters
“We can’t let it stop.” Those words were spoken in an open IU Libraries staff forum. We came together in anger and sadness. We did not leave healed. We are in no way ready to close this wound freshly opened by another murder of an unarmed person of color. At IU Libraries we add our voices to rising shouts for justice and to the loud condemnation of violence and racism toward all people of color, and to all of those in the IU community who say the time for change is now.
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