If you’ve been in the Eisenhower Library recently you may have noticed there’s a new guest on Q-Level. “Woman with Sunglasses on Bench,” by renowned sculptor George Segal (1924-2000), was installed last […]
Film Fridays: The Addams Family
Summer officially starts this weekend, and what better way to kick it off than with the Hopkins Summer Outdoor Films series? Spend the evening with The Addams Family, an eccentric […]
Bloomsday in Baltimore
Meet us at the James Joyce Irish Pub and Restaurant next Wednesday to celebrate Bloomsday. Join faculty, students, and the Friends of the Libraries for a happy hour (or two) and […]
MSE Library is Closed Sunday, June 6
The Milton S. Eisenhower Library will be closed on Sunday, June 6, for the Brody Learning Commons groundbreaking celebration. The four-story building, named for former university president William Brody and his wife, […]
Those Pesky Blue P’s
You’ve been asking for it; we listened. The inconvenience of looking 2 places on D Level will (slowly) be going away. Librarians and staff have formed a task force to […]
Library to close at 6 PM on Tuesday, May 25
The Eisenhower Library will close at 6 PM on Tuesday, May 25 for an event. The Library will reopen Wednesday, May 26 at 8 AM.
“This is the last day of our acquaintance.”
No, it’s not really the last day of our acquaintance… but it is the last day of National Poetry Month. And there’s one final topic to take up: poetry in […]
Ready for your close-up?
We’re making a video about the library and need your help. Have a great story about MSEL that you want to share? Got a suggestion to pass along? Dying to […]
They’re Very Teeny – Can They Hurt Us?
Thursday is the Institute for Nanobiotechnology’s annual symposium. The meeting’s title is Environmental and Health Impacts of Engineered Nanomaterials. That basically means “nanotoxicology,” or “could nanoparticles be harmful to the […]
Women’s voices from the 18th century
Join the Friends of the Johns Hopkins University Press this Thursday, April 29, for a program featuring some of Maryland’s most celebrated women poets, as they gather to read from the Press’ […]