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Baylor Libraries to Celebrate ALA Preservation Week with Joint Program with Waco-McLennan County Library
Baylor Libraries partner with Waco-McLennan County Library to celebrate family recipes and more as part of the American Library Association's Preservation Week
Reinvigorating the Golden Age of Gospel: A Celebration of Black Gospel Music at the 2019 Voices & Vinyl Concert
On April 15, gospel music takes the pulpit at 2nd & Clay with the fourth annual Voices & Vinyl concert. This year's concert – sponsored by the Baylor Libraries and its Black Gospel Music Restoration Project (BGMRP) – will celebrate the "Golden Age of Gospel" music (1945-1975) and its history and impact on the modern music landscape.
Armstrong Browning to Host Annual Browning Day Celebration
On April 12, the Armstrong Browning Library will host its annual Browning Day celebration to commemorate the birthdays of Elizabeth Barrett-Browning and Robert Browning and honor their life’s work. The event begins at 3:30 p.m. in the Hankamer Treasure Room at Armstrong Browning Library.
Baylor Libraries Announce Summer Internship Opportunities
Working on a degree in museum studies, marketing, public relations, history, religion, education? Hone in on your skills this summer by serving one of the Baylor Libraries. Apply by April 14!
Baylor University Libraries Acquire Heritage Edition of Saint John’s Bible, The First Hand-Illuminated Bible Created Since the Invention of the Printing Press
Baylor Libraries acquire Heritage Edition of the Saint John's Bible, a very rare, hand-illuminated edition of the Bible conceived and led by a former calligrapher to the Queen of England
Baylor Libraries Spring Update
The Baylor Libraries welcome you to the Spring 2019 semester! This update highlights several exciting developments and upcoming events across the Libraries.
Baylor Libraries and the Institute for Oral History Launch Women's Collections Site
The Baylor Libraries and the Institute for Oral History, in partnership with the Women’s and Gender Studies program, launched a new research resource that makes archival collections featuring women more accessible.
