This brochure designed at Virginia Tech introduces Creative Commons licenses as a tool that one can apply one's own in-copyright works to allow redistribution, adaptation, and reuse. The brochure introduces the four Creative ...

Digital Humanities Librarian and Assistant Professor Purdom Lindblad describes a project from a Religious Studies course where the students created an exhibit on the role of religion in American life. The students explored ...

This exhibit allows you to walk in the footsteps of others over time and space by immersing you in the experiences of life underground in the French and German World War I tunnels under the village of Vauquois. It is ...

Art installation originally built in Studio 72 and left for one week with a basic set of rules to guide the community. It was then removed and rebuilt in Newman Library. Studio 72 is a living-learning community of artists ...

Gerrymandering is as old as Congress itself. Patrick Henry, the anti-federalist governor of Virginia, drew a Congressional district from five counties -- Orange, Albemarle, Spotsylvania, Louisa, and Culpeper -- to try to ...

Poster and paper exhibit featuring the coursework of English 3764 Technical Writing. This semester, students in two sections of Technical Writing collaborated on course projects exploring intersections of space and student ...

Glass case display containing artifacts and manuscripts from the archive collections. 2018/10/02 - 2018/11/02

Book exhibit featuring graphic novels that tell personal stories of health and illness. 2019/03/18 - 2019/08/04

This exhibition showcases students’ work from ART 2575, Introduction to Graphic Design II. The class focused on a refinement of the students’ design skills and a mastery of design technology in creating stylized computer ...

This exhibit was created as an introduction to the history, culture, politics, activism, and social contexts of the experiences of Asian Americans. Especially during Asian Pacific Islander American Heritage Month, we want ...