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LIBRARIES UPDATE: Coe Library will close early on Friday, 10/11 and all branches will be closed on Saturday, 10/12 for the semester break. Normal hours resume Sunday, 10/13. Find more information on our hours webpage.

  
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As midterms approach, effective research is crucial for academic success. UW Libraries offers essential strategies to streamline the research process, helping students refine their topics, efficiently gather background information, and assess peer-reviewed articles.

These methods can save time and enhance the quality of research.

For a comprehensive guide on optimizing your research efforts, visit the full blog post here.
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UW will host an event titled “There is Happiness: Celebrating the Life of Brad Watson” Wednesday, Oct. 23, at 5 p.m. in Room 506 of Coe Library.

The event, which honors late UW creative writing Professor Brad Watson, is co-sponsored by UW Libraries, the Department of English, the Creative Writing Program and the Honors College. The event will feature Watson’s former students Kali Fajardo-Anstine, Caleb Johnson and Jenny Tinghui Zhang, as well as his friend, Joy Williams, who will read from Watson’s book “There Is Happiness,” a posthumous collection of new and selected stories, published in July.

The event will also be streamed live via WyoCast.
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