The Gardner-Harvey Library staff would like to take this time to invite you to participate in our February events! If you have any questions about them, please let us know. Additional information on the events is available (and will be updated) in our Events Calendar. Everyone is welcome to attend!
Hang out with us in the TEC Lab (GRD 125) and use our laser engraver to create a vinyl record clock. Limited supplies are available; one clock per person. The event is from 2-4 PM.
Al Cady, professor of Biological Sciences at Miami University Regionals, will take us on a journey through the inner workings of common but largely unknown animals. Join us in the SPACE (GRD 014) or on Zoom at 4pm.
Tammie L. Gerke, teaching professor in Geology at Miami University, will share the geology, archeology, history, and other interesting information as we trek across the United States. Talks will include visits to the southwest, upstate New York, and the Midwest as we look at the new Ohio UNESCO sites. Get your questions answered and participate in a lively discussion on these national treasures in the SPACE (GRD 014) and on Zoom at 4:30 PM.
When the controversial novel, “Lolita” first appeared, the Cincinnati Public Library decided to do its part to prevent the book’s circulation -- and the public from reading it -- by hiding it. Marianne Cotugno, interim chair of the Department of Justice and Community Studies, examines what Brian Boys calls one of the “few flickers of outrage” in the U.S. about the novel. Join us in the SPACE (GRD 014) or on Zoom at 4 PM.
DEI Book Club: Riot Baby, Tochi Onyebuchi
Image citations:
“2018.
Cnidaria. Medusa. Loro parque. Tenerife-2” by Luis Miguel Bugallo Sánchez
(Lmbuga) is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
“Dinosaur National
Monument boundary sign (northeastern Utah, USA)” by James St. John is licensed
under CC BY 2.0 DEED
“Lolita” book cover published by Olympia Press, Paris, 1961
"Riot Baby" book cover published by Tordotcom, 2020
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