Generative AI isn’t just a tool — it’s a shape-shifting beast that’s rewriting the entire concept of academic creation. (Anthropic, 2024) Wait, there’s an in-text citation at the end of […]
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Get to Know Jenelle Clark, Accessioning Archivist!
This winter, get to know the staff responsible for keeping the Johns Hopkins Sheridan Libraries and University Museums running. Today’s feature: Jenelle Clark! Who are you and what do you […]
Registration Open for Love Data Week 2025!
Registration is now open for Love Data Week, February 10-14, 2025! For the fifth year in a row, the Johns Hopkins Libraries are hosting Love Data Week, an international celebration […]
Get to Know Reserves Specialist, Rebecca Rubenstein!
This winter, get to know the staff responsible for keeping the Johns Hopkins Sheridan Libraries and University Museums running. Today’s feature: Rebecca Rubenstein! Who are you and what do you? […]
Public Domain Day 2025
A new year has once again arrived bringing forth new beginnings, fresh opportunities, and a new set of creative works entering into the public domain! Every January 1st, we celebrate […]
Get to Know Sue the Librarian!
This winter, get to know the staff responsible for keeping the Johns Hopkins Sheridan Libraries and University Museums running. Today’s feature: Dr. Sue Vazakas! Who are you and what do […]
Sheridan Libraries’ Tabb Center Announces 2024/25 Public Humanities Fellow
Savannah G.M. Wood receives $25K fellowship to support research with Hopkins archival collections The Winston Tabb Special Collections Research Center is pleased to announce that Savannah G.M. Wood has been […]
Get to Know Caitlyn Adams from Homewood Museum!
This winter, get to know the staff responsible for keeping the Johns Hopkins Sheridan Libraries and University Museums running. Today’s feature: Caitlyn Adams! Who are you and what do you […]
Finding Your Place in History
The concept of the United States as a “melting pot” of cultures has been around for hundreds of years. The idea, that people of various cultural backgrounds could come together […]
Let’s Talk Taxidermy at Evergreen Museum & Library!
Note: This blog post includes images and content related to the killing and preservation of animals for scientific and artistic purposes. “Fixed up museum. . . . I catalogued about […]