Saturday, September 12 is Mencken Day! Come celebrate the legacy and literature of the “Sage of Baltimore” with the Friends of the Johns Hopkins Libraries. Henry Louis Mencken had a […]
H. L. Mencken and American Magazines
Henry Louis Mencken, often called the “Sage of Baltimore,” had a long and distinguished career as a journalist with the Sunpapers. But throughout his lifetime in the newspaper industry, he […]
Mr. Eisenhower: Tear down this wall!
OK, perhaps we’re being a bit dramatic. On August 20, beginning at approximately 5:30 am, contractors will be doing some demolition work on the southeast side of M-level. The walls […]
Brief Air Conditioning Outage Scheduled for Thursday Afternoon
The Homewood Office of Facilities Management will shut down air conditioning in the Milton S. Eisenhower Library for one hour on Thursday, August 13, as part of a university-wide energy […]
Some sound, (hopefully) no fury
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 […]
Library to Close at 6 PM Tuesday, May 19
The Eisenhower Library will close at 6 PM on Tuesday, May 19 for an event. The Library will reopen Wednesday, May 20 at 8 AM.
Wireless access at MSEL
Are you having trouble accessing wireless in the Library? (And yes, we get the irony of asking that question via this medium.) If so, go here for information about the […]
John Barth Reading Tuesday at Mason Hall
The Friends of the Johns Hopkins University Libraries present acclaimed novelist John Barth, who will read from his latest book, The Development. Tue, April 28, 2009 Mason Hall Auditorium ~ […]
Honoring Student Book Collectors
Stop by M-Level to see selections from this year’s winning entries from the Betty and Edgar Sweren Student Book Collecting Contest. Open to all undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in […]
Make Your Voice Heard About the Brody Learning Commons
We’re planning a library expansion adjacent to the Milton S. Eisenhower Library. The building will be built for technology-driven, collaborative learning and named the Brody Learning Commons to honor former […]