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Exploring Civic Season Through Film: A Curated Playlist from HSHSL
Each year from Juneteenth (June 19) through Independence Day (July 4), Civic Season invites us to reflect on the American story (including its histories, tensions, and possibilities) and consider our role in shaping what comes next. At HSHSL, we’re supporting Civic … Continue reading
Build More Competitive Grant Applications With HSHSL Expertise
Did you know the HSHSL offers tools and services to support every stage of the grant lifecycle? From identifying funding opportunities with the Pivot-RP database to strengthening proposals through expert literature searches and comprehensive evidence synthesis, our services are designed … Continue reading
HSHSL Closed for Juneteenth
The HSHSL building will be closed on Friday, June 19 in observance of Juneteenth. Juneteenth marks the anniversary of the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States. We honor this important day and recognize its significance in our … Continue reading
First Floor Recarpeting Update
Our first-floor recarpeting project is taking a little longer than expected, and we appreciate your continued patience as we finish the work. The library’s temporary 8 a.m. opening time and first-floor closure will remain in effect through Friday, June 26. … Continue reading
HSHSL Building Access Update for Friday, June 12
On Friday, June 12, the HSHSL building will be placed on card reader access due to the Board of Regents meeting. This temporary change in access will help ensure the safety and security of HSHSL employees, building tenants and library … Continue reading
Outside/Inside: Immigration, Migration, and Health Care in the United States
“Outside/Inside: Immigration, Migration, and Health Care in the United States” is a travelling exhibit by the National Library of Medicine (NLM). It explores the history of immigrant and migrant health care over the last 130 years, highlighting struggles for health … Continue reading
Navigating Data Management and Sharing Requirements – How the HSHSL Can Help
The NIH has introduced a new, streamlined format for Data Management and Sharing Plans, effective for applications submitted on or after May 25, 2026. Updated guidance is available on the HSHSL website and in DMPTool (log in with your UMID). … Continue reading
Advice for New Grads
The HSHSL sends its heartfelt congratulations to the graduating class of 2026! As you prepare to take on new challenges, we want to remind you of the support and resources available to you beyond graduation. The HSHSL wishes you all … Continue reading
HSHSL Closed May 23-25 for the Memorial Day Weekend & Holiday
The HSHSL building will be closed Saturday, May 23, through Monday, May 25, in observance of the Memorial Day holiday. We will reopen with our regular summer hours on Tuesday, May 26. While the building is closed, most library resources … Continue reading
Catch Up With HSHSL in the Latest Connective Issues
This edition of HSHSL’s “Connective Issues” newsletter includes a farewell message from Dean Emily J. Hurst as she prepares to pursue new opportunities beyond HSHSL. You’ll also find updates on first-floor recarpeting and fifth-floor weeding efforts, news about our new … Continue reading
