Neil Weijer

The Price Library of Judaica's collection of Haggadahs features in a new article on The Conversation.

A new exhibit explores the history of tactile printing, or printing in raised type for the blind, before the widespread adoption of Braille.

Our latest blog post looks at the correspondence between Helen Keller and Max Schling, New York's "Wizard of Flowers"

Smathers Library will be closed from Monday, December 25th through Monday, January 1st.

Our paid fellowships support undergraduate research at all levels. Applications are due Friday, December 1.

This Thursday October 12, SASC is happy to host a conversation about about our newly-donated collection of the works of Gore Vidal. Please join us!

Piecing together the story of one of the hundreds of artifacts in UF's Bob Hope Collection.

A new generation of research projects started in SASC's collections this year.

The translation of a famous Hebrew poem, half a world away from the events it described, layered new meanings on familiar fears.

A new episode of PBS' American Experience makes use of our Zora Neale Hurston collection.