For the next few weeks, crews will be digging and drilling outside at the south end of the Milton S. Eisenhower Library. This excavation work is being done to prepare […]
The New Scientific Journal Article?
Have you been wondering when journals would take full advantage of the opportunities presented by the WWW? Are you longing for more information than a pdf with a few supplemental […]
Three e-books for #musicmonday
If you use Twitter, you may have noticed the regular Monday appearance of the hashtag #musicmonday, used to suggest music to people at the beginning of the workweek. To feed […]
Fun with Journal Titles
Being a science librarian, you might say I swim in journals. I help students search for journal articles on a topic, and I get requests from faculty to subscribe to […]
New Content Added to LexisNexis Congressional
There is now new full-text content in LexisNexis Congressional! First, the LexisNexis Congressional Hearings Digital Collection adds hearings dating back to 1824. There are famous hearings such as those concerning […]
Happy 4th of July!
We’re celebrating our nation’s independence with a holiday for library staff on Friday, July 3. The library will be open but will be following a holiday staffing schedule, with limited […]
More Public Access to Federally Funded Research
Senators Cornyn and Lieberman have reintroduced the Federal Research Public Access Act (FRPAA) to Congress. This Act follows in the footsteps of the NIH’s Public Access Policy by requiring journal […]