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A section of the Declaration of Independence dated July 4, 1776. The document features formal, elegant script with the title prominently displayed.

Declaration of Independence in the Archives

The Marriott Library has made an exciting discovery: a facsimile of the Declaration of Independence in the Rare Books department of Special Collections. The facsimile was part of Peter Force’s American Archives, a collection of transcribed manuscripts relating to the history of the American colonies.

A person stands smiling in a library with wooden shelves filled with colorful books. They are behind a table displaying historical documents. The atmosphere is warm and scholarly.

Librarian wins Research Award

Congratulations to librarian Allison McCormack who was recently awarded the H.W. Wilson Foundation Research Award for her project Beyond Ege: Biblioclasm and the Broken Book Market in 20th Century North America.

Five people sit behind a table covered with a red cloth at an informational booth. They are smiling, and three of them hold up a "U" hand sign. The table has informational materials, a bowl of candy, and two laptops. The backdrop features posters with university branding and students. The mood is welcoming and helpful.

Answer U – For Every Student

Answer U provides extra support, taking questions in a centralized and accessible way and connecting students to the right resources.

Featured Post from the Marriott Blog

A collection of vibrant book covers on grass. Featured titles include “Disability Intimacy,” with a floral design, and “Disability Pride,” with bold text.

June 24th, 2026

5 Books to Read for Disability Pride Month

Disability Pride Month, held each year in July, is a time to celebrate the achievements of individuals with disabilities.

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