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Now on display: Nevada's Silver Lady

Barbara F. Vucanovich was the first Nevada woman elected to federal office, serving in the House of Representatives from 1983 to 1997. Explore the many facets of her service to Nevada and the United States at home and abroad.

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Barbara Vucanovich in a white blouse and blue skirt stands in the doorway of a camper van, with a poster on the side promoting Paul Laxalt. Barbara F. Vucanovich Papers, 96-54_10_146.

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The Libraries are busy getting the University's new institutional repository ready to fully launch this coming fall. Named ScholarWolf, it will combine functions from the previous system with a more modern interface and upgraded software.

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Barbara Vucanovich wearing large-framed glasses and business attire sits at 1980s-era desk with red drape and American flag behind her. She is holding a pen with her hand resting on an open book. She is looking at the camera straight-on and has a soft, serious smile on her face.

'Nevada’s Silver Lady: Barbara Vucanovich and Nevada Women in Politics'

Trailblazer for Nevada women in federal office is the focus of the Libraries’ newest exhibit

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ScholarWolf: A New Beginning for University Research and Collaboration

The University Libraries introduces re-launched institutional repository ScholarWolf

A poster for Banned Books Week that reads "Banned Books Week: Celebrating the Freedom to Read". The poster has covers of banned books on it.

'Captain Underpants' and the conundrum of creating a custom cookie cutter

Libraries' employee uses on-the-job skills to create unique, edible creation for Banned Books Week 2024

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