Next open mic in the Lewis Music Library: April 4
It’s happening again: Library music! Open mic in the Lewis Music Library, a chance to try out the new piano. Come jam, perform, or...
Book returns to MIT, 56 years overdue
It arrived at Hayden Library in a manila envelope with a handwritten note, “To whom it may concern: After my father died, we discovered...
Learn About Socio-economic Data at the ACS Data Users Conference!
Use data from the American Community Survey (ACS), which measures social and economic trends in the U.S.? Learn how to optimize your work by...
Check out the complete listing of IAPril 2014 sessions
Pre-registration is required for some, but not all sessions. See below for details. Managing your references: Overview of EndNote, Mendeley, and Zotero – Register...
Five years on: University open access policies on the rise
In the five years (to the day!) since MIT faculty unanimously voted to pass the MIT Faculty Open Access Policy, dozens of other colleges...
Discovering the Libraries: Meet the new student blogger!
Hello everyone! My name is Pritee (Pri) and I’m the new Libraries student blogger. Through my posts I hope to share information about how...
Spring vacation hours begin Sunday, March 23
The MIT Libraries spring vacation hours begin this Sunday, March 23 and run through Saturday, March 29. See below for a list of libraries...
New Exhibit: Thanks for the memory: 50+ years of computing at MIT
MIT’s wide-ranging impact on computer science is the focus of an exhibit that has just opened in the Libraries’ Maihaugen Gallery. From Project Whirlwind...
OA research in the news: MIT, White House co-sponsor big data workshop
Last week, MIT hosted a daylong workshop on big data and privacy, co-sponsored by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy as...