Author: Miles Dame
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Welcoming Lauren Lundy: Furman University Libraries’ New Instruction & Research Librarian
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We are thrilled to introduce Lauren Lundy, our new Instruction & Research Librarian at Furman University Libraries. Lauren brings a passion for teaching, research, and advocacy, and she is eager to support students on their academic journeys. Lauren describes her role simply: “My job is to get my students to pass. I’m a resource for…
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Celebrating Douglass Day 2025 at Furman University Libraries
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On February 14, Furman University Libraries hosted a vibrant Douglass Day celebration, bringing together over 30 participants for a transcribe-a-thon in the Pitts Room of Duke Library. Co-sponsored by the English Department and Special Collections and Archives, the event engaged students and employees in preserving Black history. What is Douglass Day? Douglass Day honors Frederick…
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Discover Stories of Resilience and Resistance at Our Upcoming CLP Events
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Furman University Libraries are excited to announce two thought-provoking events as part of the Cultural Life Program (CLP) this February. Both events spotlight powerful narratives on the importance of representation, access, and freedom in the world of libraries and education. Mark your calendars and join us for these inspiring evenings! Black Librarianship Through Our EyesThursday,…
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Level Up Your Skills for Free with O’Reilly for Higher Education
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Unlimited Learning, Unlimited Possibilities At Furman, we believe in equipping students and faculty with the best resources to excel academically and professionally. That’s why O’Reilly for Higher Education is available to you—for free. Whether you’re preparing for industry certifications, diving into new tech skills, or exploring leadership and business strategies, O’Reilly provides cutting-edge content designed…
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International Education Week
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Every year, the Library celebrates the richness that international learning adds to the Furman Advantage. This includes all the international students that come to study at Furman as well as all the opportunities to travel away that come with semester and May X programs. This year, international students participated in hanging flags from around the…
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Introducing New Hires!
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We’re excited to welcome two new members to the Furman University Libraries team: Samantha Bailey, our Resource Management Assistant, and Kristina Switzer, our Weekend Circulation Supervisor! Both bring enthusiasm and fresh perspectives to their roles, and we’re thrilled to have them join us. Samantha discovered her passion for library work early in her career and…
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Introducing the Paladin Legacy Project: Preserving the Stories of Furman’s Student Organizations
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As Furman University approaches its third century, Dr. Nashieli Marcano, Archivist for Digital Collections, is leading an exciting new initiative: The Paladin Legacy Project: Preserve Your Stories. This project empowers Furman’s student organizations to document their unique histories, ensuring that their legacies are preserved for future generations. Through her work in Special Collections and University…
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Introducing Samantha!
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We are pleased to welcome Samantha Bailey as the new Resource Management Assistant at Furman University Libraries. Samantha’s journey into librarianship began in a part-time role. “I started as a part-time library page,” she explains, “and found during my time in that role and as a library assistant that I loved the work.” Her love…
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Introducing Kristina!
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We are excited to introduce Kristina Switzer, our new Weekend Circulation Supervisor at Furman University Libraries. Kristina brings a passion for books, learning, and helping others, which makes her a great addition to our team. In her new role, Kristina enjoys the variety of tasks and the opportunity to learn new things every day. “The…
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Hayes Brown: Furman Junior Featured in The New York Times, Thanks to Library Access
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Furman University Math and Computer junior Hayes Brown ’26 has made the most of the digital access to the New York Times provided by the Furman Libraries. One day, while reading the Times, Hayes came across an article in the Style section titled “What’s Left on Your Summer Bucket List? Tell Us.” The piece asked…