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two book covers: one has the title

Library reading list: Great books by Black authors

February 1, 2023

person with a serious expression

Berkeley Talks: Poet Alex Dimitrov reads from ‘Love and Other Poems’

November 18, 2022

framed art on a wall as a person walks by

Arts-lending program invites campus community to borrow original works

October 24, 2022

people look at display cases in a library exhibit

New exhibit showcases cartographic treasures from The Bancroft Library

September 28, 2022

people line up paper Chinese puppets

Library collections: Chinese puppets, Mark Twain’s hair, a diary of disaster

September 14, 2022

about three dozen people sit in a library as a speaker talks at a podium

After two years of virtual readings, Lunch Poems in back in person

September 9, 2022

Student at Golden Bear Orientiation 2022 walk near the Campanile.

No shortage of good news as fall semester 2022 begins at UC Berkeley

August 24, 2022

brushes and old books on display

Library exhibit showcases time-traveling preservation profession

August 16, 2022

a student reads a book in a chair

UC Berkeley summer reading list centers the theme ‘Illuminating Communities’

April 25, 2022

a collage of photos of basement libraries in ukraine during war

‘Islands of hope’: Ukrainian libraries respond to Russian invasion

April 8, 2022

families of Japanese ancestry wait with their belongings

‘Never again’: Library exhibit tells story of WWII Japanese American incarceration

February 15, 2022

The dome of the capital in Sacramento

Institute for Governmental Studies Library wins state funding for digital database

January 25, 2022

hands hold a page of a letter written by mark twain in 1861

Early Mark Twain letter ‘peels away the mythmaking’

October 12, 2021

graphic of three people walking toward a building

UC Berkeley Library offers (free!) digital course materials

August 24, 2021

close-up portrait of shane mccrae

Berkeley Talks: Poet Shane McCrae reads ‘The Mind of Hell,’ other new works

July 16, 2021

a woman in wheelchair is presented with a letter of presidential apology as others crowd around her

Oral history project highlights the little-known Japanese American redress program

May 27, 2021