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50th Anniversary Open House

March 30th, 4:30-6:00pm
LNDL Gallery

Celebrate with us as guest speaker Lia Purpura shares an original poetry reading. Experience our online and in-person archives exhibit that highlights LNDL history. Light Hors d'oeuvre will be served, as well as wine and champagne (21+). Please RSVP by March 10th.

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Technology Pop-Up Classes

This semester's technology pop-up classes range from creating valentines day crafts on the laser cutter to learning to crochet to exploring paper circuitry! View the full list of Technology Pop-Up Classes.

View the full list of technology pop-up classes

Spotlight Series: Mass Incarceration & the Arts

Learn more about mass incarceration and the arts through a series of events sponsored by Notre Dame University of Maryland, Loyola University Maryland, and the Loyola Notre Dame Library. Visit the library's exhibit and stop by to sign a postcard supporting the Maryland Mandela Act.

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Copyright for Creators: AI, NFTs, TikTok, and Copyright in the New Digital Age

Copyright Workshop
Tuesday, March 28, 4:30 pm-5:30 pm
LNDL IDEA Space
Curious about how our changing digital landscape relates to copyright? Come learn about how copyright affects things like artificial intelligence, NFTs, and social media.

Addressing the Textbook Affordability Problem Part 2: How to Adapt, Revise, and Publish Open Educational Resources

Copyright Workshop
Thursday, April 13, 12 pm-1 pm
Zoom
Interested in adopting open educational resources for your classes? Learn about how to adapt and revise existing open educational resources or publish your own. This workshop will cover publishing platform options and how to interpret and apply open licenses on existing OER or to the OER you're creating.

2023 Humanities Symposium Student Poster Exhibition

Exhibit
February-March 2023
Ferguson Gallery, First Floor

Humanities Symposium posters and promotional materials created by students in Communication professor Noelle Dichiera's Graphics II classes will be on display at the Loyola Notre Dame Library until late March. Visit the Student Poster Contest webpage to see the students' posters and the Humanities Symposium website to learn more about the keynote address by Julie Otsuka and related events.

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