UC Irvine Libraries are celebrating Earth Week and Arab American Heritage Month this April. You can visit our guides for a list of related resources.

I would also like to introduce our new research librarian for biological sciences, Angelissa Panganiban, and highlight the renaming of our Data, Publishing, and Digital Scholarship (formerly Digital Scholarship Services), which better reflects the wide variety services and expertise the department offers.

Lorelei Tanji

Endowed University Librarian

New Name, Same Essential Supports: Data, Publishing, and Digital Scholarship

Learn more about the newly renamed UC Irvine Libraries' department: Data, Publishing, and Digital Scholarship.

New Research Librarian for Biological Sciences

Angelissa Panganiban is the new research librarian for biological sciences for the UC Irvine Libraries.

Earth Week Resources Available Through UC Irvine Libraries

Explore the Libraries' climate and environmental science-related resources for Earth Week 2025.

Celebrating Arab American Heritage Month

To celebrate Arab American Heritage Month, this guide gathers a partial list of available online resources, streaming media (both fiction and nonfiction), as well as books within the Libraries.

Second Chance Month Student Display Open House

Tuesday, April 29

2:00 – 3:30 p.m.

Science Library 5th Floor Visualization Wall

Join us for a light reception to explore and enjoy the latest installation of the Student Display Pilot Program. In honor of Second Chance Month, the newest Science Library display provides a platform for students to express themselves through creative writing, music, poetry, painting, and other artistic mediums.

The Second Chance Month student display will be on 5th floor of the Science Library through May 2025.

Graphic Medicine: Health Equity Through Comics and Visual Narratives

Wednesday, May 7

2:00 – 3:00 p.m.

Science Library 5th Floor Visualization Wall

Graphic medicine combines the principles of narrative medicine with the visual arts to share medical knowledge and illness experiences. Commemorating the 10th anniversary of the Graphic Medicine Manifesto, Dr. Juliet McMullin will explain how this interdisciplinary field can help shift perspectives, build community, and expand our understanding of the human journey through medicine.

After Dr. McMullin’s talk, stay for a light reception and explore the Libraries’ America Informed exhibit, which includes examples of graphics and comics in government communications.

EXHIBIT

Anteater Experience: 60th Anniversary of UC Irvine

Commemorating the 60th anniversary of UC Irvine (1965–2025), Anteater Experience traces more than six decades of campus development. Using original campus photographs and archival documents, this exhibit highlights student life, sustainability, and landscape, particularly how UCI’s layout and design, including its iconic circular shape and lush Aldrich Park, formed under the guidance of architect William Pereira. Illustrating key features and milestones that have helped shape the campus culture and environment, Anteater Experience demonstrates how the campus transformed from ranch lands into an internationally recognized research institution.

Langson Library

2nd Floor

Now through September 2025

EXHIBIT

America Informed: Wide World of US Federal Government Documents

Showcasing selected materials from US government public records, America Informed pulls from the breadth of materials available through the Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP). Spanning topics from national security and war to recipes and art, the exhibit features materials from a wide selection of government agencies and branches. Including histories of the FDLP and US Government Publishing Office, the exhibit also details the significance and importance of accessible public records.

Science Library

2nd Floor

Now through June 2025

STUDENT DISPLAY

Creating Ocean Legacies: Wearable Art, from Concept to Creation

Creating Ocean Legacies: Wearable Art, from Concept to Creation showcases the process of how wearable art is conceived and constructed, detailing every step from the initial concept to the moment a design is presented to the public. In this display, Ashley Morgan (master of fine arts in costume design) details the process of creating Ocean Legacies for Laguna Art Museum’s Art + Nature Festival, in collaboration with UC Irvine’s Drama and Art Departments.

Langson Library

2nd Floor

Now through mid-May 2025

Photo by Brandon Pettus and modeled by Liz Moss.

Stress relief in Langson Library

Stress relief in Science Library

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