Monthly Archives: January 2015

Currently on Display: All About Women: 90 Years of AU History 1893-1983

From its beginnings in the 1890s, inclusiveness and diversity have been hallmarks of American University. American University has always been coeducational. In 1949, AU merged with the Washington College of Law which was founded by two women with the express purpose of offering law courses for women. A new exhibit on the first floor of Bender Library uses brochures, newsletters, photographs, and programs to illustrate the activities of and numerous contributions to campus women have made over its first ninety years. The exhibit will be on display through the end of the spring semester.

Currently on Display: Selections from the Dorothy A. and Charles A. Moore Jr. Japanese Woodblock Print Collection

To celebrate one of its newest acquisitions, AU Special Collections will feature the Dorothy A. and Charles A. Moore Jr. Japanese Woodblock Print Collection in its third floor display cases. A selection of Ukiyoe and modern Japanese prints by a variety of artists including Chikanobu, Konubu Hasegawa, Tomikichiro Tokuriki, and Utamaro will be on exhibit through the end of the spring semester.