After many years of service, the platform that housed the JHU Visual Resources Collection’s Digital Image Database (DID@JHU or MDID) is being retired. The JHU Visual Resources Collection is now available within […]
MSEL Helps you Forecast the Future!
Nope, this isn’t about the discovery of a Greek oracle on D Level. This is about the different resources MSEL offers that deal with different types of future forecasting. Weather […]
What is Information Literacy, anyway?
If you’ve been in academia for a while, or hang out with a librarian or two (we’re everywhere), you have probably heard the term information literacy. But, pinning down an […]
What Publishers Think About Technology
The International Association of STM Publishers released their Tech Trends 2015 list as a set of infographics. It’s always an interesting list to librarians because we spend our time working […]
End of Semester Survival Guide
Don’t let finals get you down – the library can help. What you probably need most is a place to study – we’ve got you covered with study areas galore: […]
Ask the Experts: Work with a Librarian on Your Research
You’re working on those final papers and projects, and you realize you need a few more articles to support your claims. You need some statistics or data to really drive […]
Where the Visual Meets the Verbal: Letters as Art
The Sheridan Libraries’ significant avant-garde collections hold some real gems; among them is one of the most important collections in North America of the mid-20th century French movement of Lettrisme. […]
Can’t Find It? There’s a Guide for That.
If you ask a JHU student why they are in the library, they might tell you that they are there to study, to do homework, work on a group project, […]
“I swear I’m not texting!” Put your phone to good use in class.
Are your fingers just itching to use your phone in class? Citations making you crazy? Dreading your bibliography? We can help. Attend one of our online workshops this semester to […]
New year, new look for Research Guides
If you’re a frequent user of our Research Guides, you probably noticed that this week we changed over to a whole new look. If you’ve never used our guides before, […]