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• Select and Analyze Geographic Features and Data with QGIS
  February 16, 2026,1:30 pm –3:00 pm
  Location: Lewis Library - Eclassroom Room 225, Lewis Science Library
• Crafternoon at the Commons: Decoupage Tea Light Holder
  February 16, 2026,3:00 pm –5:00 pm
  Location: Commons Library Curiosity Studio, Commons Library
• Select and Analyze Geographic Features and Data with ArcGIS Pro
  February 17, 2026,1:30 pm –3:00 pm
  Location: Lewis Library - Eclassroom Room 225, Lewis Science Library

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• Fashion, Feminism, and Fear: Clothing and Power in the 19th Century

  Jun 27 2025 – Apr 1 2026

  In the late 19th century, some women made the boldest, most bizarre fashion choice imaginable—they started wearing pants. To some, including William H. Walker (1871-1938), women in pants became a symbolic representation of the end of the world as they knew it.

  

• Living Forever: The Archive of "The Great Gatsby"

  Apr 11 2025 – Dec 1 2026

  Through large-scale reproductions, a variety of items that trace the creation, reception, and impact of “The Great Gatsby” around the world are featured. 

  

• Princeton at the GRAMMYS®

  Oct 1 2025 – Jul 1 2026

  Since the inception of the GRAMMY Awards® in 1959, dozens of Princeton undergraduate students, graduate students, and faculty have received GRAMMY® nominations and awards. Join us in celebrating some of the many exceptional musicians who have studied and taught at Princeton.

  

• Powering Up the U.S. Labor Force: Women in Industry During World War II (1940-1945)

  Nov 25 2024 – May 30 2026

  Helen Baker developed an unparalleled collection of industrial relations material at Princeton University Library. Baker joined the Industrial Relations Section in 1930 as the Section’s first librarian and research assistant, and became the first woman to achieve the rank of associate professor at Princeton in 1948. 

  

• "Nursery of Rebellion": Princeton and the American Revolution

  Apr 15 2026 – Jul 13 2026

  Commemorating the 250th anniversaries of U.S. independence and the Battle of Princeton, this exhibition will draw on PUL’s manuscript and rare book collections, including Princeton’s archival treasures from the revolutionary era alongside documents and artifacts that reveal local experiences of the American Revolution in the Princeton area. 
   

  

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