We’re expanding the ways that we’re available to students and have made instant messaging available on selected subject guides. Please check out these pages in the Sciences, Humanities, and Social […]
This day in film … April 20, 1926
Don’t get me wrong, I love the era of silent film. Unencumbered by the distractions of sound, I look at silent films differently; I pay more attention to scenes, props, […]
Sheridan Libraries Book Collecting Contest Winners
The winners of the book collecting contest sponsored by the Friends of the Libraries have been announced. Thanks to everyone who participated!
Springtime Birds
It’s spring and the birds are returning. Have you ever wondered where they go during the winter? How far they fly? How many eggs they lay? Well, the Birds of […]
National Library Week
It’s National Library Week! Here’s a selection of ways to celebrate: Consult with a subject specialist librarian about a project you’re working on.  Use your laptop to read or […]
The Magic Object: Prosperity and Protection in Antiquity
Please join us today from 3 pm to 6 pm for refreshments on Q-Level to celebrate the opening of the new M-Level exhibit, “The Magic Object: Prosperity and Protection in […]
In memoriam … Kurt Vonnegut Jr.
I woke this morning to the news that author Kurt Vonnegut died last night at the age of 84. Needless to say, I was, and still am, a fan. Like […]
The HUT Closed for Spring Fair
The HUT will close at noon on Friday, April 13 and reopen at 8:30 a.m. on Monday, April 16. Gilman Hall is locked during Spring Fair, which requires the HUT […]
Wireless Printing… @ Your Library
  Just a reminder that wireless printing is available at the Eisenhower Library. Details about how to set up your computer are available at http://www.jhu.edu/printing/.
Film Fridays
Hello all of you film fanatics. Today, I was looking at all of the amazing DVDs that were purchased for the library this month. It’s quite a motley collection: documentaries, […]