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Featured Exhibit Three versions of an illustration of a woman and dog watching a raven fly. First image is a pencil sketch illustration, next is a watercolor, and last is a color digital illustration.
Empowering Through Visual-Storytelling: Rascally Ravens Picture Book Process

TWU Professor of Graphic Design & Illustration Sheli Petersen outlines the creative process behind her book "Rascally Ravens of Greystone Farm". On exhibition February 24 - May 16, 2025, in the Blagg-Huey Library Den, first floor.
Featured History Coretta Scott King posing with a group of children
Window to Women's History

Coretta Scott King was the first recipient of the Woman of Achievement Award established by TWU president Shirley Chater. King visited TWU on April 14, 1998 and among the special guests for her visit was a group of young students from public schools in the area. Some of the young students gave verbal tributes to Mrs. King and her late husband.

Featured Event 3 books in a row on an image. Thriving With Anxiety by David H. Rosmarin, Julie Chan is Dead by Liann Zhang, and The Genius of Judy by Rachelle Bergstein.
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Texas Woman’s University Libraries showcases a virtual author series each month featuring bestselling, award-winning, and highly acclaimed authors from around the world.

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Woman’s Collection

Discover TWU’s best kept secret. Home to the largest depository of research material about women in the Southern United States, find out why our Woman’s Collection is a premiere destination for women's history researchers, writers, filmmakers and journalists. Hours: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

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