Dreams of Scholarship
Arts & Humanities
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58m
Join the Sheridan Libraries & University Museums for a celebration marking the launch of Dreams of Scholarship: 150 Years of Discovery, a new exhibition spotlighting how Hopkins' libraries and collections have fueled curiosity across generations, organized as part of the university's sesquicentennial celebration.
The program features remarks by Dean Elisabeth Long and a lively panel discussion led by Krieger School Dean Christopher Celenza, offering deeper insight into the exhibition's themes. The event will also recognize the 95th milestone anniversary of the Friends of the Libraries.
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