Prof. Alvarez-Hernandez worked with placed a digital version of the book in OpenBU, our open access repository, making it available to all. Explore this book and join in the conversation to explore how the testimoniadores (storytellers for social change) tell their stories.

The BU Libraries now provide subscriptions to The New York Times online for all BU students, faculty, and staff. Stay up to date on the latest news, support your research, explore the archives, and more. 📰 Activate your subscription today:

This Saturday, the Boston University Libraries invite you to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr’s important work by taking a guided tour of the Martin Luther King Jr Reading Room in the Mugar Memorial Library. Sign up for a time slot through the link:

RT @BUCommunity_: Join @BUHTC on Saturday, January 25th at 12pm in BU’s Metcalf Ballroom for the annual celebration of Dr. Martin Luther Ki…

We proudly serve as the repository for Nikki Giovanni's personal and professional papers, and are remembering her with tremendous awe and gratitude for her powerful voice, writing, and ability to speak to and for generations. Photo credit: Allan Dines; Bay State Banner

Hey, night owls and early birds: Mugar is open 24-7 until the end of finals, so you can study on your schedule. Check out the overnight library shuttle schedule:

There’s no need to juggle everything by yourself. Citation managers can lend you a hand (or arm…) in keeping your references organized during research projects. Citation managers are available to all BU students through the BU Libraries.

The Pickering Educational Resources Library is closed Friday, December 6. All other library locations are open regular hours. Check other library locations Get help:

As @MassMICE comes BU this Friday through Sunday, check out our displays in Mugar Memorial Library and Howard Thurman Center to explore books by featured MICE speakers, including Deena Mohamed, Tillie Walden, and Sig Burwash.

Join @BU_Diversity's "What’s in a Name? Renaming Myles Standish Hall" panel tomorrow and view our exhibition that explores, through the university archives, what we know about the building at 610 Beacon Street as a hotel, a dormitory, and its place at BU.

UPDATED 12/3: Today's workshop on Accessing, Using, and Navigating Social Populations Data is canceled. Visit for other library events.

Join us and the African Languages Program for a screening of Haile Gerima’s FESPACO Award-winning film Teza at our next CineMAfriq @ BU event this Wednesday. After the 4 pm screening, we'll have an informal and fun discussion of the film. 🎬

RT @BU_Diversity: Join us for the second event in our Learn More Series! Panelists will reflect on the challenges and advocacy of removing…

Heads up, Terriers! All library branches will close at 3 pm on Wednesday, and will remain closed on Thursday and Friday. 🍂 Regular library hours can be found here:

Tuesday, Nov. 26, 4-5 PM in Mugar Library: Discover how to access high-resolution art from library databases and museum websites and find rights-free or Creative Commons images. Bring a laptop if you’re able!

In all, 223 BU students and alumni died fighting in World War II, but no comprehensive list of these community members has ever existed, until now. @BU_Tweets graduate student Michael Tozeski has been working in the archives to find every name.

CineMAfriq@BU Film Series, in collaboration with African Languages Program, invites you to a screening and discussion of Vuta N’Kuvute (Tug of War) on Wednesday, November 13th, at 4pm.

Learn about conducting exhaustive searches for your dissertation topic proposal at our next library workshop. 📆 Weds. Nov. 13 🕓 4-5pm 📍 Mugar Library, Room 302 🖊️ Register:

#TerrierF1RSTS: Join us to #CelebrateFirstGen for the BU First-Gen College Celebration happening now! Stop by Metcalf Ballroom for the festivities 🎉 For a full calendar of events happening this week, check out @BUNewburyCenter: #FirstGenForward