Ekstrom Library
Ekstrom Library is the largest library on Belknap Campus. The building also houses Archives and Special Collections, the Muhammad Ali Institute for Peace and Justice, the Anne Braden Center for Social Justice Research, the Delphi Center for Teaching and Learning, the McConnell Center, the McConnell-Chao Archives, the Tulip Tree coffee shop, classroom and gallery space and Chao Auditorium.
2215 S. 3rd Street , Louisville, Kentucky 40208
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Academic
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(502) 852-6747
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Upcoming Events
The 1687 first edition of Sir Isaac Newton’s Philosophiae naturalis principia mathematica, annotated on the errata page in the hand of the author, is part of...
Arts, Exhibit / University Libraries, Archives & Special Collections, Ekstrom Library, Photographic Archives
Louisville Underground Music in Photographs, 1980-present. Photo credit: GRLwood at The Living Room, 2018 by Ross Gordon
The 1687 first edition of Sir Isaac Newton’s Philosophiae naturalis principia mathematica, annotated on the errata page in the hand of the author, is part of...
Arts, Exhibit / University Libraries, Archives & Special Collections, Ekstrom Library, Photographic Archives
Louisville Underground Music in Photographs, 1980-present. Photo credit: GRLwood at The Living Room, 2018 by Ross Gordon
Training & Development, Academic / Arts & Sciences, Cooperative Consortium for Transdisciplinary Social Justice Research
Join on September 20 at 4 p.m. in Ekstrom Library 117A for a roundtable discussion on how to ethically build community partnerships across lines of...
Recent Events
Live From a Dark Room
9/18/2018"Philosophiae naturalis principia...
9/18/2018Creative Writing Group
9/17/2018Recent Activity
Donna Z Clark left a positive review 3/20/2017
Thanks to the McConnell Center for an excellent series. Looking forward to the next speaker.
Linda A Leake left a positive review 1/25/2017
It was very enlightening and I hope to take the skills and put them to good use.
Cassandra A Book left a positive review 1/12/2017
We had a good turnout! We will do this again in January 2018.
Cassandra A Book left a positive review 1/18/2017
We had a good turnout! We will do this again in January 2018.
Cassandra A Book left a positive review 1/23/2017
We had a good turnout! We will do this again in January 2018.
Shari Gater posted a photo 1/12/2017
David Grossman, leading Israeli writer of his generation.
Robyn A Dickman left a positive review 11/16/2016
Amazing.
Ranen Omer- Sherman posted a photo 10/25/2016
Kevin K Tran left a positive review 4/6/2016
It was enlightening to learn about the many groups that are working to provide farm workers better living and working conditions. It was also interesting to learn about "Latino" as an identity.
Melissa A Benningfield left a positive review 1/23/2017
Very very interesting