September 16, 2024
6-8pm
Category: LIB Events
New Exhibit at Nelson Poynter Memorial Library
A curator talk about the Poynter Library’s latest exhibit, “The United States Maritime Service Training Station at Bayboro Harbor - St. Petersburg, FL” July 11, 2024
1pm
Our latest exhibit, “The United States Maritime Service Training Station at Bayboro Harbor – St. Petersburg, FL” is on view through August 2024. The United States Maritime Service Training Station (USMSTS), now known as the Marine Science Laboratory (MSL) building, is nestled …Continue Reading
Tony Pizzo’s Tampa, Revisited
Tony Pizzo's Tampa, Revisited
July 18, 2024
4pm
In celebration of Archives Awareness Week, USF Libraries’ Florida Studies curator, Andy Huse, will present a screening and discussion of Tony Pizzo’s Tampa. The show, produced by WUSF in 1979, explored Tampa’s rich history and now has become a part of it! …Continue Reading
Book Talk: The Pagoda: A Lesbian Community by the Sea with author Rose Norman & publisher Julie R. Enszer
Please join us at USF Tampa Monday, Feb, 5th, for an author talk by author Rose Norman & publisher Julie R. Enszer Monday, February 5
2pm-3:30pm
Please join us on February 5, 2024 from 2:00-3:30pm at the USF Tampa Campus Marshall Center – MSC 3711 (Egret room) for an author talk by author Rose Norman and publisher Julie R. Enszer as they discuss Norman’s new book about the Pagoda, …Continue Reading
Why Study the Middle Ages?
Join USF Libraries and the USF Humanities Institute on January 25th for the keynote of the 2024 Humanities Institute Undergraduate Humanities Conference.
Why Study the Middle Ages?
Thursday, January 25
11 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Please join us on Thursday, January 25th from 11am-12pm for a presentation by Dr. Kisha G. Tracy on her most recent book, Why Study the Middle Ages? This event is a keynote of the USF Humanities Institute’s Undergraduate Humanities Conference and co-sponsored …Continue Reading
Virtual Presentation: African American Burial Ground Remembering Project
Tuesday, October 24
2-3pm
Please join us on Tuesday, October 24th from 2pm-3pm for a virtual presentation on USF Libraries’ involvement in The African American Burial Ground and Remembering Project. The African American Burial Ground and Remembering Project is a multicampus research study bringing together local …Continue Reading
Alice in Retrospect, How Stories Shape our Lives
September 13, 2023
6pm
In collaboration with USF St. Pete’s Nelson Poynter Memorial Library’s “Alice in Wonderland Exhibition Extravaganza”, USF faculty member, Lindsay Persohn will be giving a talk Wednesday, September 13 at 6:00pm entitled Alice in Retrospect, How Stories Shape our Lives, on the ways …Continue Reading