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Georgia Tech Library creates Black Lives Matter Reading Room
The Library aspires to be an organization that embraces diversity in all of its forms while supporting the research and learning functions of the Institute.
Catherine Murray-Rust
Georgia Tech Library bids farewell to Dean Murray-Rust
The Georgia Tech Library’s faculty and staff say goodbye to Dean Catherine Murray-Rust, who steps down July 1 after 12 years of service to the Institute.
Leslie Official
Welcome Dean Leslie Sharp to the Library
The Georgia Tech Library welcomes new Dean Leslie Sharp, who officially starts her tenure July 1.
Leslie Sharp
Sharp Named Dean of Georgia Tech Library
Leslie Sharp, associate vice provost for Graduate Education and Faculty Development, has been named dean of the Georgia Tech Library.
Covid response library
Digital services from the Library remain essential

Despite the recent shift to online instruction as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Georgia Tech Library remains essential for the continuity of curriculum delivery and research across the Institute.
Digital Humanities in Latin America
Modern Languages Book of the Month - Digital Humanities in Latin America
The School of Modern Languages, in collaboration with the GT Library, has established a “Book of the Month” initiative to celebrate the research of Modern Languages faculty.
Greg Oliver
Meet Greg Oliver, Building Manager
As building manager for Crosland Tower, Greg Oliver makes sure everything is "on point."
Clough Art Crawl Spring 2020
Clough Student Art Crawl Opens March 12
Vote for the People's Choice Award winner(s) from 4pm to 6pm on opening day.
Modern Languages Book of the Month, Vers des identités culturelles postfrancophones?

The School of Modern Languages, in collaboration with the GT Library, has established a “Book of the Month” initiative to celebrate the research of Modern Languages faculty. The first selection is Vers des identités culturelles postfrancophones? (Towards Post-Francophone Cultural Identities?) by Christophe Ippolito, Associate Professor of French.

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