Interest in Graphic Novels for Critical Scholarship is growing amongst students as well as faculty, yet many patrons are not aware of the Graphic Novels in the Gleeson Library collection. A new Library Guide serves as an introductory bridge to familiarity with the many subgenres of graphic novels, its role in increasing representation amongst historically … Continue reading A New Guide to Graphic Novels for Critical Scholarship
Honors College class collaborated on a display titled Gender Warriors: Hidden Histories. There will be a celebration of their work and a chance to talk to the students about their research on May 9th from 2-4 in the Thacher Gallery. Continue reading Gender Warriors: Hidden Histories
The Ignatian Literary Magazine has a display up in the library, and will release issue 37.2 and their compendium on May 6th with a celebration from 5:00-7:00 in the Thacher Gallery. Continue reading Ignatian Literary Magazine Display and Release Party
Gleeson Library will transition to new and improved user interfaces (UIs) for Fusion and all EBSCOhost databases on Monday, June 16, 2025. Continue reading New Interfaces for Fusion and EBSCOhost Databases
Gleeson Library’s new physics and astronomy books cover a wide range of topics, including the nature of space and matter, cosmic discoveries, quantum mechanics, and influential scientists. Highlights include explorations of the James Webb Telescope, Roger Penrose’s biography, Henrietta Leavitt’s contributions, and quantum entanglement, offering both accessible insights and advanced scientific discussions. Continue reading 10 New Books in Physics & Astronomy
This selection of mathematics books covers topics like Maya numerals, Emmy Noether’s legacy, cryptography, trigonometry, and vectors’ impact on science. It also explores math’s role in the digital age, statistics in daily life, mathematical history, and socially just education. Each book offers accessible insights into math’s cultural, scientific, and practical significance. Continue reading 10 New Books in Mathematics
Gleeson Library’s new kinesiology books cover diverse topics, including mental health in women’s sports, adaptive sports for disabilities, transgender inclusion, and masculinity in fitness culture. Highlights include Katie Ledecky’s memoir, Bill Cartwright’s leadership journey, roller derby history, and updated physical education standards, offering valuable insights into sports, wellness, and inclusivity. Continue reading 10 New Books in Kinesiology
This selection of new engineering books at Gleeson Library covers diverse topics, including technological innovation, engineering ethics, Archimedes’ legacy, civil engineering management, AI’s societal impact, reinforced concrete’s history, the electrical grid, renewable energy systems, and the 2024 International Building Code. These resources offer insights into technical advancements, ethical practices, historical contributions, and modern infrastructure challenges. Continue reading 10 New Books in Engineering
Gleeson Library’s new data science books cover diverse topics, including ethical AI, practical machine learning, and statistical analysis. They explore frameworks for analyzing complex data, responsible practices in AI, and the intersection of data with social justice. These resources blend theory and application, offering insights for professionals, students, and activists. Continue reading 10 New Books in Data Science
Gleeson Library’s new computer science books include Feeding the Machine, revealing AI’s hidden labor; AI Snake Oil, debunking AI myths; and Human Freedom in the Age of AI, addressing ethical concerns. Other titles explore AI history, quantum computing, the Commodore 64, women in design, programming cultures, ethical hacking, and coding’s societal impact. Continue reading 10 New Books in Computer Science
