With so much to celebrate, what better way to learn about women's history than to check out a book by a woman author? We've selected 13 different books from our catalog to get you started on your Women's History Month reads.
In March, FSU Libraries are celebrating "Stories From Around the Globe" by promoting diverse international voices!
Check out our list of great reads to celebrate Black History Month, available at the libraries all month (and year-round)!
FSU hosts over 2,000 international students from more than 130 countries. Check out how the libraries are welcoming these students!
FSU Libraries recognizes the contributions of Caribbean Americans during the month of June for National Caribbean-American Heritage Month.
This Pride Month, we’d like to honor the contribution the LGBTQ+ community has made to literature and to FSU Libraries. We had the opportunity to interview Haley McGuyre, a Graduate Assistant with Special Collections, and discuss their experience working on the LGBT Oral Histories Project at FSU Libraries.
Juneteenth, celebrates the liberation of the last enslaved people in Texas. In 2021, the United States declared June 19 a federal holiday. There will be events in Tallahassee to celebrate Juneteenth, and there are many resources for you to learn more about the significance of this holiday.
FSU Libraries celebrates Jewish American Heritage Month with a reflection on the concept of "Tikkun Olam."
FSU Libraries have officially wrapped up our first year with the Diverse Voices in STEM Speaker Series. Catch up on the speakers you missed, with recorded videos!
This month is all about celebrating, highlighting, ad commemorating women's contributions to society and American History. Here in Tallahassee, explore the number of ways to get involved in the community!
