In 1896, Wenceslao Gálvez y Delmonte fled the violence of Cuba’s war for independence and settled in Tampa. The Cuban-born lawyer and writer soon made his new home the focus of a work of “costumbrismo,” a Spanish-language literary genre built on closely …Continue Reading
Join the event at 6 p.m. on Thursday the 8th by clicking the following Microsoft Teams Live link: bit.ly/30fzwAm We welcome you to engage in the presentation by utilizing the chat feature to ask questions and comment. We hope to see you …Continue Reading
From climate change to man-made and natural disasters, impacts on our environment have become one of the most pressing issues on the planet – and the significance of environmental research is paramount. In response to this growing urgency, we have begun the …Continue Reading
The City of Tampa will be kicking off this year’s virtual Archives Awareness Week celebration with a special program, Tampa Then and Now. Featuring local historians, USF Tampa Library Special Collections librarian Andrew T. Huse will discuss his new book, From Saloons …Continue Reading
You are invited to the annual Joan F. Kaywell Books Save Lives Award Reception, celebrating this year’s award recipient, Sandra Uwiringiyimana, author of “How Dare the Sun Rise: Memoirs of a War Child.” Join us February 6th from 4-6 p.m. Click for more details.
Join the USF Libraries Digital Heritage and Humanities Collections in celebrating GIS Day. From 8AM-12PM, come learn about the GIS projects and research being conducted at USF at the GIS symposium in the VizLab (LIB 125G). Starting at 11AM, take a tour …Continue Reading
Join award-winning Young Adult author & USF ’65 alumna Lurlene McDaniel for Coffee and Conversation Thursday, November 7th. Click to read more!
Trailer for the #USFLIBFest premiere of documentary short “Our Last Chance: Preserving Cape Canaveral.”