Gleeson Library is proudly celebrating February as Black History Month. We’re excited to draw attention to some of our unique and inspiring databases featuring Black scholarship, arts, and heritage. Continue reading Key Databases for Black History Month
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Continue reading “Sharpen your professional writing 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
Gleeson’s Electronic Resources & Systems (ERS) department strives to keep Gleeson’s e-resources fully accessible at all times. We recognize the importance and value of having as near as possible instantaneous access to a wide array of articles, statistical reports, books, and other reference materials. On occasion, however, you may not be able to access a … Continue reading TROUBLE ACCESSING AN E-RESOURCE? WE’RE HERE TO HELP
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
234 years ago, on September 17th, 1787, the delegates to the Constitutional Convention gathered in Philadelphia, PA to sign the Constitution of the United States. Constitution Day celebrates both the ratification of the U.S. Constitution and all who have become citizens of the United States. President Biden’s official proclamation to mark the occasion highlights the … Continue reading Happy Constitution Day!
Many professors assign streaming videos to illustrate, demonstrate, and communicate course content. Often these are licensed (rented) by the library for one year at a time. So, even if a video was available previously, faculty should check the library catalog to make sure it’s still accessible before assigning it to students. We license videos on platforms … Continue reading Getting videos from the library
Course Reserves Course reserves will continue to be online only, as they were in the past year while most people were working remotely. Because of the fluidity of the pandemic and its consequences, where there are many situations where print reserves would not serve our students, we believe online reserves are still essential. Please contact … Continue reading Some Service Updates for the Fall
Happy Fall semester! This beginning of the school year is a unique moment in time and unlike any other semester Gleeson Library has seen. However, the new Instruction and Outreach department is very excited to welcome back students, faculty, and staff to the library. We have been very busy over the last 16 months, and … Continue reading Library Instruction and Collaboration
