Books have been read! American Hippo by @gaileyfrey and Mooncakes by @suzusaur and @AngrygirLcomics ! Go check them out yourself! https://t.co/xrzs1bTwsD

Make us read books! Do good for the community!

Midterms got you stressed out? Take a quick break & fill out our survey. Your responses help us improve our services & offerings, and we hope you'll take the time to make your voice heard. We appreciate it! Visit https://t.co/yEpS2EDacG to get started!

.@robertssw87 recently published in Theological Librarianship about the creative and innovative process of producing our summer Howard Thurman exhibition. Learn more about this successful experiment in multimodal gallery exhibitions at this link: https://t.co/Pnm2Q7IPxT @YourAtla

We're proud to announce the opening of our fall exhibition, “So That It Pierces & Rings Through the Heart”: Martin Luther’s September Testament & 500 Years of Bible Translation. Visitors are welcome anytime the library is open. Visit https://t.co/pHesDsaGaJ for more info!

Don’t forget! We’re hiring a Reference & Outreach Librarian. More information and application in the link below!

If you or anyone you know researches Hrabanus Maurus, apply for Jennifer Awes Freeman's and my @ICMAnews-sponsored in-person session at @KzooICMS, "The Visual and Literary Legacy of Hrabanus Maurus: Interdisciplinary Examinations"! https://t.co/zLZWMvCv55 #medievaltwitter

Check out this online exhibition that I created with @LGrollemond to accompany her incredible exhibition, The Fantasy of the Middle Ages! https://t.co/qWQPQ0ICet

In the pages of Pitts' new coloring book, you will find some favorites from the Digital Image Archive ( https://t.co/8mju8qZomS) selected by library staff. Come purchase a copy for $5 at the circulation desk, and view example illustrations from 15th &16th centuries! #ColoringBook

A super fun project that I got to work on recently!!

Did you know that manuscript leaves from the Middle Ages often survived by being incorporated into the bindings of later works? Come to Pitts to see two examples in person! The 30 Day Display is located on Level 2 (main) of the library #30daydisplay #rarebooks #manuscripts

Pitts is excited to begin its 2022 #SummerReading Recommendation series from @CandlerTheology staff and faculty starting next week! Is there someone in the directory you'd like to hear from in particular this year? Let us know by emailing theologyref@emory.edu! #staffpicks

Pitts' 30 Day Display has a new face for April! This month the second floor space features items from Sarah Wesley’s Correspondence and Poetry (MSS 159). Drop by to see the contents of Sarah, or Sally's letter “To be opened at my Death” on the main entry level of the library!

Today @PittsLibrary opened "To Make the Voice Heard," an exhibition highlighting audio selections from its Howard Thurman Digital Archive and visuals from @EmoryRoseMARBL. Hearing Thurman's words in his own voice is a rich experience for head and heart. https://t.co/IPwnAgTUn3

Something I've been working on since I started my internship @GettyMuseum !

Which of these reference materials should you use for your exegesis assignments @CandlerTheology? Find out at Wednesday's #weeklyworkshop in CST 369 from 12-1pm! Registration is free at https://t.co/tdvFD9pkyh—we look forward to seeing you there! #exegesis

Such a fun event! Many thanks to the prospective students for indulging my undying love for Sarah Wesley.

i’m teaching a workshop @PittsLibrary on Wednesday! join me to talk about misinformation, disinformation, and being a thoughtful information consumer!