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LOCATION CHANGE! Next week's Malcolm Renfrew Interdisciplinary Colloquium will be held in the Vandal Ballroom, located i...
09/22/2026

LOCATION CHANGE! Next week's Malcolm Renfrew Interdisciplinary Colloquium will be held in the Vandal Ballroom, located in the Bruce Pitman Center.

On Tuesday the 29th, Doctors without Borders will present "The Human Cost of Conflict: War and Resilience."

Free snacks and a good book! đź“šHit the Book(s) Club meets this week in Team Room 2 (Room 132) to discuss The Faraway Inn ...
09/22/2026

Free snacks and a good book! đź“š

Hit the Book(s) Club meets this week in Team Room 2 (Room 132) to discuss The Faraway Inn (Chapters 10–19)!

Two times to join:
• Wed, 9/23 @ 11 AM – 12 PM
• Fri, 9/25 @ 4 PM – 5 PM

Tag your reading buddy below and come hang out!

Curious about what our staff and faculty are reading? Here's a suggestion from one of our faculty. You can find Trese 1 ...
09/21/2026

Curious about what our staff and faculty are reading? Here's a suggestion from one of our faculty. You can find Trese 1 in our first floor graphic novel section.

This recommendation was submitted by Reference and Instruction Librarian Kelly Omodt.

The Center for Digital Inquiry and Learning (CDIL) is proud to announce the launch of "Sedimentation: An Archive of Glen...
09/20/2026

The Center for Digital Inquiry and Learning (CDIL) is proud to announce the launch of "Sedimentation: An Archive of Glen Canyon," a new multimedia digital-archival project by Hannah Green, CDIL’s Summer 2025 Graduate Fellow.

Winner of the 2026 American Studies Association Digital Humanities Newcomer Project Award, the project investigates the demise and resurgence of Glen Canyon under Lake Powell’s shifting waters. By treating sediment itself as an archive—a physical record shaped by drought, dams, geology, and policy—the project weaves archival photography, historical maps, and data visualization to connect past landscapes with present environmental crises.

Explore the full archive and interactive story at cdil.lib.uidaho.edu/sedimentation.




09/19/2026

Ever used microfiche? 🎞️
Let us know below! 👇

Next in our series of introductions of Research Help Desk Librarians is Social Sciences Librarian Jylisa Kenyon! Feel fr...
09/17/2026

Next in our series of introductions of Research Help Desk Librarians is Social Sciences Librarian Jylisa Kenyon! Feel free to stop by on the second floor of the library to say hi!

Now live from Special Collections & Archives: the Bunro Sakaino Concentration Camp Diary digital collection.Kept by Japa...
09/17/2026

Now live from Special Collections & Archives: the Bunro Sakaino Concentration Camp Diary digital collection.

Kept by Japanese American newspaper editor Bunro Sakaino between 1942 and 1946, this newly digitized diary documents daily life, camp conditions, and personal reflections across multiple wartime incarceration sites—including Fort Missoula, Fort Sill, Camp Livingston, and Santa Fe.

The collection pairs complete facsimiles of the original handwritten Japanese text with English translations by Naoko Tanabe, interactive maps, and downloadable research data.

Explore the collection: lib.uidaho.edu/digital/sakaino/

As the leaves start turning on campus, here's your Wednesday Word of the Week: Marcescent. 🍂Can you use it in a sentence...
09/16/2026

As the leaves start turning on campus, here's your Wednesday Word of the Week: Marcescent. 🍂

Can you use it in a sentence? Try your best in the comments! 👇

Next week, Barry Green, an affiliate faculty member in Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, will present "Economi...
09/15/2026

Next week, Barry Green, an affiliate faculty member in Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, will present "Economic Compensation for Environmental/Ecological Damage in Madidi National Park, Bolivia." Join us in the first floor living room space next Tuesday to hear his talk!

Save the date! 🗺️ GIS Day @ U of I is coming up on Wednesday, November 18, 2026.Join us in the Idaho Student Union Build...
09/15/2026

Save the date! 🗺️ GIS Day @ U of I is coming up on Wednesday, November 18, 2026.

Join us in the Idaho Student Union Building (ISUB) or on Zoom for guest speakers, demos, and short talk sessions celebrating geospatial technology.

🗓️ Nov. 18, 2026

đź“Ť ISUB & Zoom

đź”— lib.uidaho.edu/gisday

✉️ Questions? Contact Bruce Godfrey ([email protected]).

Full schedule and details coming next month!

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