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June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month. To observe it, UVA Library staff have a wide variety of book recommendations, from literary fiction to biography to recent works of queer American history.

Making data Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable (FAIR) is key to good data management, so that research data is easier to access and use. LibraData, UVA’s data repository, offers a variety of ways to support this critical goal.

Three librarians recommend everything from Akira Kurosawa’s thriller “Rashomon” to “Crying in H Mart,” a memoir by indie-pop singer Michelle Zauner.

Librarians recommend books and documentaries about Jewish American life over the past 250 years.

Designed for mid-career archivists, the ALI provides advanced training for individuals in the archival profession, to lead change in their field. This is the third year the event has taken place at UVA.

The Associate Director of the Library’s Research Data Services explains why the AI tool Consensus is trustworthy for academic deep search.

New exhibition calls for proposals that highlight the aesthetic dimension of scholarly research and the breadth of research produced across UVA.

UVA librarians honor the achievements of four Arab American women writers who express their Levantine birthright in stories that confront stereotypes and celebrate cultural legacy.

The UVA Library is leading a national coalition in establishing shared standards for AI training requests.

Lo’s lecture at the Università degli Studi di Firenze focused on the way AI is changing the fundamental work of libraries and signaled the growing transatlantic conversation around libraries, AI, and the future of information.