Starting on June 1, you may notice an absence of some ebooks in our catalog. For over 15 years JH Libraries purchased ebooks from ProQuest’s Ebook Central to provide access […]
Changes in Our Ebooks Holdings
Baltimore Reciprocal Borrowing Pilot
With University of Baltimore & more to come Sharing freely and sharing widely! For the benefit of current scholars, the Sheridan Libraries of Johns Hopkins and Robert L. Bogomolny Library […]
Unlock Free Access to The Wall Street Journal – Courtesy of the Library
Did you know you can access The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) for free through the library? Whether you’re keeping up with the latest headlines or sharpening your career skills, WSJ […]
Introducing Peer Community In (PCI)
Peer Community In (PCI) is a non-profit organization of researchers offering peer review, recommendation, and publication of scientific articles in open access for free. Following submission by authors, the thematic PCIs evaluate preprints […]
Finding Your Place in History
The concept of the United States as a “melting pot” of cultures has been around for hundreds of years. The idea, that people of various cultural backgrounds could come together […]
Finding a Study Space!
It’s a feeling we all know – circling the parking lot for that last space. It is an experience so universal that the trope has found its way into countless […]
25Live: The New Group Study Reservation System
Johns Hopkins launched a new system this spring called 25Live to manage room reservations across campus, including group study rooms in Brody. 25Live is a complex system, but if you […]
Critical Cataloging Interest Group Announces Subject Heading Changes in Catalyst
In March of 2021, a group of library staff from departments across John Hopkins Sheridan Libraries formed the Critical Cataloging Interest Group to discuss issues of justice, equity, and diversity […]
A Message to Students from Dean Elisabeth Long
In an email message to students yesterday, Sheridan Libraries Dean Elisabeth Long and Homewood Student Affairs Vice Provost Rachelle Hernandez, shared the interim library service plan while Milton S. Eisenhower […]
Burning Questions: “What’s the Best Way to Approach a Research Paper When You Don’t Know Where to Start?”
We, librarians, are fortunate that we get to meet a lot of incoming Hopkins students. We often request that they give us their “burning questions” — about Baltimore, Hopkins, the […]