Stanley Plumly will give the Turnbull Poetry Lecture this evening at 6:30 pm in Mudd Hall. The current Poet Laureate of Maryland, Plumly is on the faculty of the University […]
Presentation on lynda.com, an Online Training Resource
Laurie Burruss, Senior Director of Education at lynda.com will give a presentation on how to locate, create, and share the lynda.com library with campus stakeholders.
Dirty Books & Longing Looks at The Hut!
Does the annual occurrence of Valentine’s Day give you a bad case of the humdrums? Don’t be a sad Keanu! Commandeer Cupid’s chariot and swing by The Hut from 4:30-6 on February […]
Spring Workshops Announced
We’re offering an unprecedented 16 workshops this spring semester to give you an edge on your research. We’ve tried to cover a broad range of topics, so whether you’re arriving […]
Grand Opening of the Archaeological Museum!
December 5th marks the grand opening of the Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum in the newly renovated Gilman Hall. The basis of the collection was compiled in 1882 and has grown continuously […]
Calling all Bibliophiles!
The Betty and Edgar Sweren Student Book Collecting Contest is here! This annual competition, endowed by longtime Friends of the Libraries Betty and Edgar Sweren, recognizes the love of books […]
Reading the Peabody: Student Discoveries in Baltimore’s First Public Library
You may have noticed that the exhibit cases on M-level are filled with a new set of books. They come from the George Peabody Library in Mount Vernon, one of […]
Come one, come all to the Fair!
The ICPSR Social Sciences Data Fair, that is. Sponsored by the Interuniversity Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR), this Virtual Data Fair is free and open to all members […]
Pull up a chair
Construction on the Brody Learning Commons is well underway. And while the crews are hard at work outside, we’re asking for your help inside. Chairs have been placed throughout M-Level, […]
The Disappearing Spoon: A Reading with Sam Kean
Wednesday, November 3 5:30 pm Mason Hall, Homewood campus The Friends of the Libraries invite you to an evening of weird science with New York Times bestselling author Sam Kean, who […]