Students from Honors College Gateway sections 3 and 4 present “public art experiences designed to promote awareness of Environmental Justice,” on display in the Gleeson Library lobby until December 20. Come interact and join the discussion.
Continue reading “Art Action at the library”As 2021 winds down, we offer resources for feeling well and fulfilled at work and during the Winter Break.
The O’Reilly for Higher Education platform provides a wide range of resources to support professional and personal development. Read more about the O’Reilly platform.
Continue reading “Professional and personal fulfillment at Gleeson Library”You might know O’Reilly books from their series with the animals on the covers. The O’Reilly for Higher Education platform offers all of the O’Reilly publications as well as a wide range of titles from other publishers, all in electronic form. They also offer video lectures and tutorials and structured learning paths. It covers topics such as business, data science, all things computer-related including certification prep, and hobbies.
Continue reading “O’Reilly for Higher Education: A Closer Look”Gleeson Library’s Electronic Resources & Systems (ERS) department is pleased to highlight two recent e-resource acquisitions: the archive of Artforum and Ebony Magazine Archive. Continue reading Now Available! Artforum and Ebony Magazine Archives
A list of new additions to the Donohue Rare Book Room collection, November 2021 Continue reading New books in the Donohue Rare Book Room
History, economics, and health sciences are just some of the topics in recently purchased ebooks at Gleeson Library:
Continue reading “New ebooks November 12, 2021”Lots of science in this new batch of purchased ebooks:
Continue reading “New ebooks October 19, 2021”Long-form and short, print and audio, the 1,140 latest additions from O’Reilly for Higher Learning cover all 5W’s and the H (Who, What, When (kind of), Where, Why, and How), including…
Continue reading “New resources from O’Reilly for Higher Learning October 15, 2021”Today the President of the United States joined San Francisco, the state of California and a bunch more towns and states around the country in naming Monday, October 11 as Indigenous People’s Day. It’s a small way to recognize the enormous and essential contributions made by indigenous people to this country, as well as to … Continue reading Native American names and sports teams: more than just words
Recent ebooks at Gleeson Library:
Continue reading “New ebooks September 29, 2021”
