From the first days of the computer age, there has been a dream of unlimited, immediate access to the information created by humanity over the centuries. Almost as soon as computer connectivity between remote locations began,… Read moreHathi Trust: Centuries of Information at Your Fingertips
[Updated April 13, 2020 4:00 p.m.] Whether you are in Mount Pleasant, at home, or anywhere in the world, the library can support your learning needs. Many of our collections and services are available online anytime,… Read moreLibrary Support during COVID-19 Pandemic, Spring 2020
Each year CMU Libraries recognizes CMU authors who have published a book in the preceding year. These varied and interesting books reflect the range of CMU authors’ research subjects and expertise. Twenty CMU authors published books… Read moreCelebrating CMU’s Book Authors and Editors 2020
The audio began, “This is Archives of the Air.” It was followed by a 50-second description of the occasion when Kenpachiro Satsuma was struck with appendicitis while filming Godzilla vs. the Smog Monster. With no time… Read moreLet’s Go Back
My name is Melissa James, and I’m the Metadata Manager at CMU Libraries. That means I am the primary person responsible for maintaining the metadata of the University Library’s collections. But, what is metadata? And, what… Read moreWhat is Library Metadata?
One of the library’s more popular services is the research consultation. In a research consultation, a student or faculty member meets one-on-one with the subject librarian from their academic area to discuss an assignment, research paper,… Read moreResearch Consultations Save Time and Keep Research on Track!
November was first declared “National American Indian Heritage Month” on August 3, 1990, by President of the United States George H. W. Bush. The name has undergone some changes but has been known as “Native American… Read moreNative American Heritage Month
October 21st-27th is the 12th annual International Open Access Week across the globe. Events, ranging from pop-up displays and webinars to panel presentations and screenings of the film Paywall, are taking place this week in countries… Read moreOpen Access Week
By Susan Powers and Aparna Zambare Banned Books Week 2019 is September 22-28. The event is sponsored by the American Library Association (ALA) and Amnesty International. This year’s theme, “Censorship Leaves Us in the Dark: Keep… Read moreBanned Books Week
September 15 to October 15 is National Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month. This month we welcome you to explore our Hispanic and Latino Heritage virtual bookshelf, which was built to celebrate the histories, cultures, and contributions… Read moreRead Along with Us and Celebrate Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month!
