Heather Yager leads Digital Library Services, which provides technology strategy and planning, software development, user engagement, and web services in support of the Libraries’...
It’s an extraordinary time at the MIT Press with new projects aimed at pushing the boundaries of university-based publishing. This spring the Press launched...
Students Create Archival History of Computing at MIT Launched in June, a new website, Archival History of Computing at MIT, 1950-62, was created by...
The upcoming partial renovation of Hayden Library is a longawaited project that has the potential to transform the way students, faculty, and staff use...
In January, the MIT Libraries announced plans to renovate Hayden Library next year, with a reopening slated for the fall term of 2020. The...
One of the many privileges of a life in professional academia is the right to set one’s own agenda. As a tenured professor of...
On January 1, 2019, a new set of published works entered the public domain in the US for the first time in two decades,...
For one weekend last November, visitors to Hayden Library found a novel distraction from their p-sets and research: they could watch an impromptu sitcom...
MIT is where the future is invented, but there is also deep interest in understanding the past. The Lewis Music Library recently added to...