Workshop: Spatial Intelligence for China and Global Studies Presented by Shuming Bao Ph.D. China Data Center/University of Michigan Time: Thursday, October 29th, 12-1pm Location: Electronic Resource Center, Eisenhower Library M-level […]
History at Your Fingertips
Looking for an authoritative introduction to a country, era or historical event? Need to know more about the history of literature, politics, religion or philosophy? Look no further than Cambridge […]
Oh, the Humanities!
On Wednesday, October 28, from 4:30 to 5:30, librarians from the Humanities will offer demos and answer questions about newly acquired resources and rare books and manuscripts. Subject specialists will […]
Travelogue: JHU Libraries
As most of you are aware, there are a number of libraries associated with The Johns Hopkins University. This blog is written primarily by librarians associated with The Sheridan Libraries. […]
She Blinded Me with Science! (also, Engineering)
OK, our subject specialists won’t really blind you with science (or anything else for that matter). But you will be dazzled by all the great new resources available for your […]
J Card System Planned Downtime
The J Card system will be down campus-wide for maintenance on Saturday, October 10 from midnight until 8 am. During that time the following library systems will not be working: […]
Where is my article?
THE most frequent question we librarians get is – where can I get my article online? The answer can be quite complicated, but in a nutshell, here is how you […]
Register for a RefWorks Workshop
Does the sound of easy bibliographies and organized research appeal to you? If so, consider registering for a RefWorks workshop in October or November at the Milton S. Eisenhower Library. […]
More of a Good Thing: Oxford Scholarship Online
The Johns Hopkins community has had access to full-text Oxford Scholarship Online (OSO) e-books in Economics & Finance, Philosophy, Political Science, and Religion for awhile. We’ve heard how convenient and […]
Need some quick stats?
The United States Government collects an extraordinary amount of data and publishes statistics on a wide range of topics. Need to know how many traffic fatalities there are in a […]