Sheridan Libraries News Today

A new initiative led by Dan Weiss, former president of the Metropolitan Museum, aspires to boost the arts through a synergistic vision

New inductees will be honored during a Juneteenth celebration event on June 21

The multiyear renovation, which begins July 10, will transform MSE into a more modern, accessible, and innovative resource for both digital and print-based scholarship at Johns Hopkins University

Known for her philosophy of 'soft power,' Ethel Ennis said she was proud to have bloomed where she was planted, in her hometown of Baltimore

An emerging field, the public humanities is raising awareness about social justice issues and leading to meaningful collaborations between Johns Hopkins University and local communities

Local author Craig Johnson will celebrate the Christmas season with the Sheridan County Library System at four events in December.

When dangerous heat waves hit cities, better risk communication could save lives

Political scientist and sociologist Vesla Weaver is spending her career listening to and researching the voices of people whose experience of democracy, citizenship, and government is completely different from that of those not living under police surveillance

At an age when his peers were getting driver’s licenses and thinking about college, Jose Di Lenola, then 17, was behind bars in one of New York&#

<p>Scholars like Doran Larson and Vesla Mae Weaver are working to bring the writings of incarcerated men and women to light as valuable sources of insight not only on prison life but fundamental questions of freedom. </p>