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KU Libraries looking for 2025 Sprints partners
Faculty and academic staff of the University of Kansas looking for a partner in solutions to research or pedagogical challenges are encouraged to submit applications for Sprints Week, a five-day intensive collaboration with KU Libraries.

Snyder Book Collecting Contest open for student submissions
KU Libraries’ Snyder Book Collecting Contest, celebrating 67 years of encouraging student book collections, is now accepting entries through March 25. The annual contest recognizes KU undergraduate and graduate students for their collections of books and complementary pieces – such as digital items, music, and film -- that share a particular subject, topic, or theme.

Cottonwood finds online home in KU Libraries partnership
Sixty years’ worth of issues full of original poetry, fiction and creative nonfiction in Cottonwood, a literary magazine, has recently been made available in digital format through partnership with KU Libraries.

Center for Certification & Competency-Based Education publishes new research journal
The Achievement & Assessment Institute’s Center for Certification & Competency-Based Education has launched the Competency-Based Education Research Journal, which serves to advance knowledge of competency-based education through empirical investigations, theory development articles and integrative conceptual reviews.
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Annual Review
The University of Kansas Libraries' publication that reviews accomplishments of the past year and a glimpse of priorities moving forward.

Bibliophile
Bibliophile is published in print and online semi-annually by the University of Kansas Libraries for alumni, friends, and benefactors.

Annotations
News from the libraries for the campus community is published each semester.

KU Alumni Magazine Ads
KU Libraries advertisements that appear in the KU Alumni Magazine.

User Brochures
These documents are available to users to learn about the services KU Libraries offers to students, faculty, and staff.
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