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It might be the shortest month of the year, but February is packed with great events around campus. From a conversation with Andrew Young to jazz music and a campus-wide celebration, here are a few ways to fill your calendar.

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U.S. Poet Laureate Ada Limón will share her work in a reading that’s free and open to the public on Saturday, Feb. 11, at Emory University.

For the seventh year, Emory hosted Latino middle- and high school students to inspire hope and remind them that attending college is an achievable goal no matter what their background might be.

Returning to the Robert W. Woodruff Library for the first time since the pandemic, Feast of Words, the annual celebration of faculty authors, reinforced Plato’s notion of what books do, which is nothing less than “give life to everything.”

Carrier Library will be closing next year for renovations. With over 20,000 students and only Rose Library in operation for the next three years, JMU needs to find additional study

Through archival research in the Rose Library and other Atlanta repositories, architectural historian Christina Crawford and her students have lifted up Atlanta’s role in the nation’s first two federally-funded housing projects — work that culminated in Georgia Historical Society markers.

The Stuart A. Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library is celebrating its Southern Jewish collections with the opening of three collections and the new Geffen and Lewyn Family Southern Jewish Collections Research Fellowship with a special program and a reception on Oct. 19.

Emory faculty member Christina Crawford and her students played integral roles in gaining historical recognition for Techwood Homes and University Homes, first federally funded public housing projects in the U.S.

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