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Events and Announcements

  • Please join us on Friday, March 28, from 2-3:30 p.m. for a virtual event featuring Andrew Janiak, PhD, and Liz Milewicz on "Reforming Philosophy through Collaboration" as part of Falvey Library's Digital Seeds Speakers Series.Philosophy began as conversations and collaborations, between men and women, through writing and in person, at a time when there were no hard definitions of what philosophy was or who counted as a philosopher. Yet the voices of many of the influential figures in these philosophical conversations disappeared when philosophy’s canon was constructed. Project Vox has spent the last ten years publishing information about these overlooked voices in philosophy’s past. As a collaboration between Duke University’s libraries and its philosophy department, across disciplines and academic ranks, this project has developed an ethos of listening to different voices and perspectives and finding ways to pair new ideas with existing practice. This ACS-approved event is sponsored by Falvey Library.
  • The annual Ida B. Wells lecture brings to Villanova’s campus leading scholars, writers, and public intellectuals to share their insights with the University community. The Ida B. Wells lecture focuses on issues of particular interest to Black Americans. The 2025 Ida B. Wells lecture will be given by Dorothy E. Roberts, JD, on Thursday, April 3, at 5 p.m. in Falvey Library’s Speakers’ Corner. Roberts is the George A. Weiss University Professor of Law & Sociology at the University of Pennsylvania, with joint appointments in the Departments of Africana Studies and Sociology and the Law School, where she is the inaugural Raymond Pace and Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander Professor of Civil Rights. She is also founding director of the Penn Program on Race, Science & Society.
  • Please join us in Falvey Library’s Speakers’ Corner on Tuesday, April 22, from 1:15-2:15 p.m. for a talk by Luca Cottini, PhD, Associate Professor of Italian Studies, Italian Studies Program, Villanova University, on his book, The Rise of Americanism in Italy, 1888-1919.
  • SPRING 2025 PUBLISHING, COPYRIGHT, AND SCHOLARSHIP SERIES EVENTS
  • Local non-profit group Savage Sisters will provide training on: how to identify signs of overdose, how to administer Narcan, updated drug trends, and principles of harm reduction. Join us on Friday, April 4, 12-1:30 p.m., in Falvey Library’s Speakers’ Corner. Participants will receive two free doses of Narcan. Sponsored by the Health and Well-Being Committee, Sustainability Leadership Council, and Falvey Library. Two free doses of Narcan will be provided to those in attendance. Training funded through a generous gift from Elizabeth and Dan Montegari (Class of '07).
  • Please join us on Tuesday, April 15, from 12-1 p.m. in Speakers' Corner, Falvey Library for an event on “Thinking Trash in Latin American Art,” presented by Agnese Codebò, Associate Professor of Latin American Culture at Villanova University. This event is of the Strategic Initiative for Climate, Justice, and Sustainability speaker series. Dr. Codebò’s research focuses on cultural representations of urban poverty in Latin America and the environmental humanities. This ACS-approved series, co-sponsored by the Strategic Initiative for Climate, Justice, and Sustainability and Falvey Library, is free and open to the public.
  • Visit the new DCDE exhibit entitled The European Theatre of World War II now on exhibit in the Prince Family Veterans Resource Center in Vasey Hall.
  • Promotion for Mindfulness Mondays each Monday from 1:00-1:30 via zoom
  • Visit the Cabrini University Legacy Collection page to learn about Falvey Library's collections and services that are of special interest to the Cabrini community.
  • Located on the second floor of the library in Room 218A, the Digital Scholarship Lab supports Villanova faculty, students, and staff who are working on developing digital projects, or are interested in learning more about digital media, digital humanities, or data-intensive research and teaching.
  • Click to view a new digital exhibit, "The Millers Mechanical Shows: American Circuses and Traveling Shows in the Early Twentieth Century." The exhibit explores circuses and other travelling shows in early-twentieth-century America, with a special focus on the Millers Mechanical Shows, a family-owned company that exhibited mechanized miniature shows depicting World War I battles.
  • Sign up for Find it at Falvey and stay in touch! Receive the latest Falvey news and events information!
  • Click to find out more about the library's Pick Up and Go service.

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