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Latest News
We're an academic library—but we also have page-turners! OregonNews shares the scoop about Popular Reading Collections in the Knight Library, John E. Jaqua Law Library and UO Portland Library. Bestselling fiction, SF and fantasy, travel and hiking guides, graphic novels, memoirs, local authors, YA and children's books: it's all available for Ducks to check out.
Scholarly Publishing Librarian Franny Gaede and Associate Professor of History Julie M. Weise recently produced "Matchona: Malawians on the Move in Twentieth Century Southern Africa" in collaboration with an international team of scholars. This groundbreaking digital humanities project collects migrants' oral history interviews and written testimonies as a resource for teaching, research and advocacy.
Presented by UO Libraries' Data Services and colleagues from Research Advanced Computing Services (RACS) and the Lewis Center for Neuroimaging (LCNI), an annual workshop series prepares researchers and students to use Talapas, UO's supercomputer cluster.
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