By Aylin Aarhus
Hornbake Library opened its Letterpress Studio up to students on Thursday to make visual art in celebration of LGBTQ History Month. Continue reading University Archives celebrates queer history with print, zine making
By Anika Stikeleather
University of Maryland Libraries hosted Michele Mason for an afternoon discussion on historical yōkai and contemporary horror manga in Hornbake Library on Friday, Oct. 31. Continue reading Halloween library series explores Japanese myths, monsters and modern horror manga.
By Casey Gannon On Thursday, Oct. 10 the third annual Terps Take Care Fair took place in the Hornbake Plaza. Student organizations, university departments and local businesses participated in an effort to display resources accessible to students who may be struggling with mental health. Leslie Krafft, a North Campus case manager for the Department of Resident Life, was one of the founders of the Terps … Continue reading Third Annual Terps Take Care Fair exhibits student mental health resources
By Jackie Budko There are millions of photos, thousands of videos and countless editions of The Diamondback dating back to 1969 on UMD’s University Archives database. But many more valuable artifacts with a long history are housed in The Vault, a well-kept secret in Hornbake Library North. “There are undergraduates, grad students and even professors from around the world requesting materials from [University of Maryland … Continue reading Hidden in plain sight: many of UMD’s most valuable artifacts housed in Hornbake Library
