Constitution Day and Citizenship Day 2023
September 17th is Constitution Day- learn more of how that relates to you and Gleeson Library! Continue reading Constitution Day and Citizenship Day 2023
September 17th is Constitution Day- learn more of how that relates to you and Gleeson Library! Continue reading Constitution Day and Citizenship Day 2023
Get a quick overview of how to access Gleeson’s e-resources-this is for students who are unfamiliar or need a reminder for the fall semester. Continue reading (Re)Introducing Gleeson’s E-resources
Our Group Study Rooms booking interface has a new look! We have replaced the “availability grid” with a more intuitive search-based experience. Check it out! Continue reading New Group Study Rooms Booking Interface
Legacy RefWorks is being retired by its vendor. Please upgrade your account to the newest version of RefWorks by May 5. Continue reading Upgrade Your Legacy RefWorks Account Soon
Gleeson Library/Geschke Center offers short-term trials of databases we are considering adding to our collection. Continue reading Spring Database Trials
For a bit of research-oriented “fun” this Valentine’s Day we dipped into a few of our e-resources to see what might turn up worth sharing. Continue reading Date with a Database: Valentine’s Day Edition
The Instruction and Outreach department brainstorms a series of research skills workshops for students. Continue reading The Building Blocks of Research Series: Demystifying the Process
In celebration, here are a number of significant library databases delving deeply into Native American culture, history, and activism. Continue reading Key Databases for Native American Heritage Month
Celebrate Open Access Week by delving into the OAPEN Library ebook collection! We’ve added records to the library catalog for over 21,000 titles.
Continue reading “OAPEN Library: Open Access ebooks for you”Interested in making your research open access? Learn how to use Sherpa Romeo to determine the copyright status of your scholarly articles. Continue reading Make Your Research Open Access: Using Sherpa Romeo