What is family? The World Summit for Social Development defines family as “the basic unit of all society”. In modern times most would agree that family comes in many different forms, the family we are born into, the family we choose, large, small, traditional, non- traditional and beyond. However, it has not always been that... Continue Reading →
Celebrating Caribbean-American Heritage Month
FSU Libraries recognizes the contributions of Caribbean Americans during the month of June for National Caribbean-American Heritage Month.
Reflections on “Tikkun Olam”
FSU Libraries celebrates Jewish American Heritage Month with a reflection on the concept of "Tikkun Olam."
Celebrating Black History Month in Libraries and Government Information
by Priscilla Hunt The Government Information unit at FSU libraries provides free public access to government information and publications for the State of Florida; United Nations; and the United States federal government publications. This includes highlighting important news and events that influence public policy at these three governmental bodies. February is nationally recognized as Black... Continue Reading →
Government Documents @FSU Libraries #lovemyFDL
Co-authored by Jaime Witman February has been designated by The U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) as Love My Federal Depository Library month. But what is a Federal Depository Library (FDL), what does it have to do with FSU, and why should we love it? These are all great questions, so let’s get started! A Federal... Continue Reading →
