Did you know that links to LibGuides and Library information are already included in all Canvas shells? Clicking on the Rutgers Libraries link in Canvas course navigation will display a page with a link to a LibGuide(s) and also Library… Continue Reading
New Central Index Coming to QuickSearch In Spring 2020, Ex Libris will release its new Central Discovery Index (CDI), an expanded search index with an upgraded infrastructure that will replace the current Primo Central Index (PCI). The central index is… Continue Reading
As you know, the Ex Libris Implementation Team has been working with the Law Libraries since May on a project to migrate their data to Alma and merge their library catalog with ours. During the week of January 6, we… Continue Reading
Join the Scholarly and Professional Activities Committee for these upcoming talks. Lies, Damned lies, and…What LibQual+ 2019 and other statistics mean to me Thursday, January 16, Noon-1:00 pm, Pane Room, Alexander Library, New Brunswick Grace Agnew, Special Advisor for Strategic… Continue Reading
Beginning on January 13, Rutgers Connect users will be able to share OneDrive files with collaborators outside of the university. Up to this point, external sharing was possible only between authenticated Rutgers Connect users. This feature works like sharing with… Continue Reading
Did you know that our LibGuides have been viewed over 240,000 times just in the fall 2019 semester? Keeping our LibGuides free of errors and up to date is an important part of our services at Rutgers University Libraries. With… Continue Reading
The next cycle of the Open and Affordable Textbook Program will launch on January 27 and run through March 30, 2020. We’re excited to get started, but could use your help in spreading the word. How can you get involved?… Continue Reading
Welcome back! I hope you’re all feeling rested and rejuvenated from a well-deserved winter break. As I mentioned in my holiday email last month, I am so impressed by the amount of work we were able to accomplish last year.… Continue Reading
Overdue Notice This note was recently received at Douglass Library accompanying a book that was overdue in 1963. The names have been changed to protect the innocent. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: My malicious brother, John Doe, died recently and… Continue Reading
SWPACA Call for Papers Proposals for papers and panels are now being accepted for the 41st annual Southwest Popular/American Culture Association conference! One of the nation’s largest interdisciplinary academic conferences, SWPACA offers nearly 70 subject areas, each typically featuring multiple… Continue Reading