Did You Ask a Librarian Today?

Have you received research help from the reference department lately (or at all this semester)?  Let them know what you thought of their service by taking this six question survey.  All submissions are anonymous, and every bit of feedback they receive helps them hone the quality of the services and products provided.
They’ve helped you.  Now [...]

Sharing the Text-A-Librarian love.

Stephen Francoeur, who writes a blog called Digital Reference for a website called The Teaching Librarian, was so taken with our reference department’s Text-A-Librarian service after reading this article by our own Laura Kohl and Maura Keating in the February 2009 edition of College & Research Libraries News that he was inspired to write a [...]

Friendly Faces, Both New and Familiar

You’ve probably seen some new folks around the reference desk this semester, or even some familiar people on different schedules than you’ve come to expect, maybe even in different places.  No, we’re not messing with your heads – though the idea occurs to us from time to time, I assure you – there have been [...]

New database – JSTOR Arts & Sciences III

The Douglas & Judith Krupp Library now subscribes to the JSTOR Arts & Sciences III database. And just what is this, you may ask? Well, here’s what the fine folks at JSTOR have to say about it:
“Arts & Sciences III includes journals in languages and literature, as well as essential titles in [...]

Congratulations to all of our graduating student workers!

Just a quick note of both congratulations and thanks to our excellent senior student workers who will be graduating this Saturday. They are:

Colleen Gaffney
Samantha Genatossio
Lauren Godish
German Guzman
Katie Panetta
Richie Radlow
Dan Romanow

We’re sorry to see them leave, but of course wish them the best of luck. They were all great workers (and fun to work [...]