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Rescuing Lost Stories - Vimarsana News

Rescuing Lost Stories

Journalism students learned how to access an historic figure’s papers and memorabilia at an archive, and used them to form narrative stories.

Source: bu.edu
8 000 crates donated to UCT for salvaging and storing academic material damaged in blaze - Vimarsana News

8 000 crates donated to UCT for salvaging and storing academic material damaged in blaze

A total of 8 000 crates have been donated to UCT by Pick n Pay to assist in the salvaging and storing of academic material damaged at the African Studies Library.

Source: news24.com
University of Wisconsin library publishes reading list on 'whiteness,' microaggressions - Vimarsana News

University of Wisconsin library publishes reading list on 'whiteness,' microaggressions

Critical race theory is the latest attempt by the most privileged people in our society to displace the blame for their mismanagement of the country onto the people below them. In an effort disrupt what it calls "whiteness and white supremacy in libraries", the University of Wisconsin's Gender and Women's Studies Library has published a reading list for students that includes sections on "Whiteness"; "Microaggressions"; and "Decolonizing Research and Knowledge." The school says it regularly creates these kinds of reading lists in response to requests from students, though others tell Fox News...

University of Wisconsin Publishes Reading List on 'Disrupting Whiteness' - Vimarsana News

University of Wisconsin Publishes Reading List on 'Disrupting Whiteness'

Chrissy Clark • January 19, 2021 4:50 pm SHARE The University of Wisconsin's library system published a reading list for students on "disrupting whiteness and white supremacy in libraries." Among the suggested readings are Ibram X. Kendi's bestseller How to Be an Antiracist and Layla F. Saad's Me and White Supremacy, as well as several books on "decolonizing research and knowledge." The list, created by the school's "Gender and Women's Studies Library," also includes a small subsection arguing in favor of "critical librarianship," which asks librarians to analyze how they support system...