Cuban Sandwich: A History in Layers

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How did the Cuban sandwich become a symbol for a displaced people, win the hearts and bellies of America, and claim a spot on menus around the world?  Andy Huse and Dr. Barbara Cruz will be speakers at an event on November …Continue Reading

Featured USF Resource–Academic Writer

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Academic Writer is a web-based application providing interactive tools to help students and faculty learn and apply APA Style®. It features point-of-need quick guides and video tutorials.  All of the content from the APA Publication Manual is included in Academic Writer .  The …Continue Reading

Celebrate National Picture Book Month!

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November is National Picture Book Month, a tribute to the enduring importance of the picture book form.  This post features a digital archive of 7,000 historic children books that includes mid to late 19th century titles at University of Florida’s Baldwin Library …Continue Reading

Featured Workshop: Finding a Home for Your Manuscript

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This online workshop on Thursday, October 20th, from 2-3 PM,  is designed to show scholars how to research journals, their scope and rankings in order to find a good fit for their manuscripts. By the end of this workshop you will be …Continue Reading

Books Unbanned

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New York Libraries have been fighting book bans across the country by lending 25,000 books to nonresidents since last spring.  Brooklyn (N.Y.) Public Library has been particularly proactive with its Books Unbanned program, offering its e-books collection to young people ages 13-21 …Continue Reading

Workshops for Researchers this Fall

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USF Libraries is pleased to launch our 2022-23 Workshops for Researchers program, offering a wide array of research training for faculty, graduate students and USF researchers. Taught by expert faculty and librarian, our virtual workshops cover a range of essential data analysis …Continue Reading