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Events

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Libcal Event
Wednesday Feb 25, 2026 -

Critical AI information literacy - Evaluating and verifying AI outputs (Online only)

** This workhshop will be held online only** This workshop helps you develop the skills needed to critically evaluate AI-generated content, understand where and why AI systems fail, and make…

Generative AI, Reproducible Research
Wednesday Feb 25, 2026 -

Using Git in Restricted Environments

Using Granite as the use case here, but concepts discussed in this workshop can be applied to most restricted computing environments, eg, where there is no Internet access. Prerequisites: It…

Reproducible Research, research
Wednesday Feb 25, 2026 -

Developing Your Publishing Strategy

How should you think about where to publish your work? There's much to consider, such as open access, publication fees (APCs), funder policies such as NIH's new public access policy, and more. In…

Public Access and Open Publishing, Reproducible Research
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Exhibits

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Self portrait of Brancusi in his studio
150 Years of Excellence through Essence: Constantin Brancusi's Journey from Romania to the World
Now on Exhibit
February 06, 2026 - February 28, 2026
Baker-Berry Library, Berry Main Street
Empower
Four students walking along a path through the woods with mountains in the distance.
The Appalachian Trail at Dartmouth
Now on Exhibit
January 26, 2026 - April 10, 2026
Baker-Berry Library, Reiss Hall
Amplify, Community
Illustration of a man on a white horse blowing a long trumpet with a woman and another figure behind. Trees, hedges, and a rendering of the US capitol in background, right.
Making the Case for Suffrage
Now on Exhibit
January 07, 2026 - March 13, 2026
Rauner Library, Class of 1965 Galleries
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