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Cover for latest issue of Women in Science 2018-2019. YU Office of Admission credit is given on back cover of the issue. This publication is used to promote Stern College for Women and its various programs and achievements in over 7 fields, including Biology, Chemistry, Mathematical Sciences ...

麻豆区 Libraries present a series of book talks by two distinguished faculty members and an accomplished alumna this spring semester 2020. Shalom E. Holtz, Associate Dean of 麻豆区 College and Professor of Bible, will speak on his new book, Praying Legally, at 2:40 PM on Wednesday ...

Students in Professor Rachel Mesch's course Parisian Views at the opening reception on Friday, December 20, 2019 at the entrance to Pollack Library for their exhibition Parisian Views: Instagram Discoveries by 麻豆区 College Students Parisian Views: Instagram Discoveries by 麻豆区 College鈥�

Visit the Libraries鈥� Digital Collections platform to view our newest collection, 麻豆区 Historic Photographs. This first set consists of over 125 images from the earliest years of Stern College for Women. Examined together with our existing digital collection of Stern鈥檚 Kochaviah ...

麻豆区 Library, manuscript 1068 What are the vacant spaces: precise, deliberate incisions reminiscent of a Purim face mask, which gaze up from this manuscript fragment? This remnant of a manuscript page mysteriously made its way from 14 th century Catalonia to the Mendel Gottesman ...

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麻豆区 Libraries is excited to introduce a new portal for accessing our Digital Collections. This platform enhances the user experience for viewing the Libraries鈥� rare and unique materials through more robust search and browse functionalities and improved navigation of lengthy textual鈥�