There will be a BorrowDirect full system outage tomorrow starting at 7am lasting for approximately 30 minutes. Please consider this outage as you plan your April 1 work. For those unfamiliar […]
Reads to Savor: Nurses & Doctors!
You’ve already seen our previous “Reads to Savor” posts about Actors and about Science Fiction. Another group of materials that might not spring to mind involves the heroic lives of medical […]
Reads to Savor: Sci Fi!
As all you dedicated library blog readers know, we love SciFi (just take a look at the related posts listed below). If you share this passion, here are some tips to find […]
Reads to Savor: Actors’ Bios!
At this time of year, many of us are looking forward to reading more relaxing things than what we’ve been reading all semester. Time to read for fun! But, how to find […]
Oh, Catalyst. What can’t you do?!
Are you using Catalyst yet? It’s the Hopkins Libraries’ spiffy new catalog interface. Check out this video on how easy it is to find ebooks in Catalyst… This post comes to […]
HUT Closed Saturday
The Hutzler Reading Room (fondly known as “the HUT”) will be closed this Saturday, October 23 for a University event. We will resume regular hours on Sunday, October 24, opening at noon. […]
OECD Gets a Makeover
SourceOECD is now OECD iLibrary. This is the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s online library for books, papers and statistics and the gateway to OECD’s analysis and data. The […]
$5,000 Student/Faculty Grants Available
Technology Fellowship Program Overview What: Mini-grant program enabling faculty/student teams to develop web-based resources for undergraduate courses Who: Fulltime faculty who teach courses with significant fulltime undergraduate enrollment; fulltime undergraduate […]
LexisNexis Statistical Insight improved
LexisNexis Statistical has a new name – LexisNexis Statistical Insight – and a new look. You can use this resource to search for publications containing statistics and filter your results […]
Uncovering Black History in Baltimore
February is a busy month in the Afro American Newspapers Archive and Research Center, as archivist John Gartrell and his staff work to provide archival materials to students, researchers, and […]