As we approach the end of the semester, please don't forget to return all borrowed materials to the Access Services desk at Franklin Library. Materials that are not returned are subject to a lost item fee billed through your student account. #fisk #franklinlibrary

Finals are on the horizon, Fiskites! Be sure to check out Franklin Library's extended hours for the next two weeks. #fisk #finals

Join us as we celebrate National Library Week at the John Hope and Aurelia E. Franklin Library! National Library Week is an annual celebration highlighting the valuable role libraries, librarians, and library workers play in transforming lives and strengthening our communities.

Join us Wednesday, April 10th in the Franklin Library for Grace Sanders Johnson's Book Talk on Women & Citizenship in Haiti! Fisk students may earn a professional development hour for their attendance by registering at fisk.galaxydigital.com/need/… #fisk #franklinlibrary

Please take a moment to complete our satisfaction survey to help us improve Franklin Library! Responses will be accepted until April 30th. We appreciate your feedback! #fisk #franklinlibrary

The Franklin Library will be closed for the Easter holiday beginning Friday, March 29th through Sunday, March 31st. Visit fisk.libguides.com to access our virtual services and resources. #franklinlibrary #fisk

Franklin Library will be closed for Spring Break beginning Saturday, March 9th through Saturday, March 16th. Visit fisk.libguides.com to access our virtual services and resources. #franklinlibrary #fisk

The Carl Van Vechten Gallery was founded in 1949 to serve as a platform for African American art and to foster dialogue on the role of art in society. It owes its name to Carl Van Vechten, who was known for his support of African American artists during the Harlem Renaissance.

Founded in 1926, Fisk University’s theatre group, the Stagecrafters’ first performance was Sophocles’ Antigone. They have occupied the Little Theatre since 1935 and continue to provide opportunities for the intensive study of plays and their production. #blackhistorymonth

We look forward to seeing you today at 10 am in the Fisk Memorial Chapel to commemorate the remarkable life and legacy of Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois. Live stream: youtube.com/live/82-WMYNBfeg Du Bois Day Program: bit.ly/DuBois2024

We are thrilled to invite you to celebrate an inspiring figure in the history of social justice and academia and the esteemed Fisk University Alumnus Class of 1888, Dr. William Edward Burghardt Du Bois, at the 3rd Annual W.E.B. Du Bois Day.

Exploring themes of familial relationships, beauty, the body, and identity, artist Alicia Henry currently serves as a professor in the Arts and Languages Department. Her work has been exhibited at various institutions. Photos provided by Fisk University Galleries #BHM2024 #fisk

Originating as a group of traveling students, Fisk’s world-famous Jubilee Singers set out from Nashville in 1871 to raise money for their debt-ridden school. Despite early struggles, their performances soon electrified audiences throughout the U.S. and Europe. #blackhistorymonth

Aaron Douglas, an artist and former art professor at Fisk University, was an African American painter and graphic artist during the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s. Douglas is known for his powerful images of African American life and struggles. #blackhistorymonth