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Rebecca Chapman, a senior assistant law librarian, discusses her work in advocating for Indigenous representation in legal scholarship, including her research on Indigenous copyright law and efforts to include tribal court document citation rules in the Bluebook. She also highlights her involvement in a digitization project for Haudenosaunee Indigenous materials and addresses the challenges tribes face in controlling their information, emphasizing the role of librarians in advocating for tribal sovereignty.
All Library NewsA new exhibition on the 3rd floor of Silverman Library showcases scientific books, manuscripts, anatomical models, diagnostic tools and medical artifacts from the Robert L. Brown History of Medicine.
A new exhibition from the History of Medicine in Abbott Library, showcases the journey of Praxeda I. Fronczak a Buffalo based, Polish-American red cross nurse during the Polish-Soviet War (c.1919-1921).
A new exhibition in Special Collections, 420 Capen Hall, celebrates Buffalo-based architect Louise Blanchard Bethune, the first professional woman architect in the United States and the first woman elected to the American Institute of Architects.