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Worldwide access of MIT-authored articles reflects success of Faculty Open Access Policy
As we mark the fifth anniversary of the MIT Faculty Open Access Policy, the benefits to readers worldwide grow more apparent with each passing...
Fifth anniversary of MIT Faculty Open Access Policy marks heavy use of articles
Since the adoption of the MIT Faculty Open Access Policy in March 2009, over 11,000 articles have been made openly accessible through DSpace@MIT in...
Hayden Library’s new mobile device charging station
Update, July 2016: Please note that we no longer have this charging station. Forgot your phone charging cable? Hayden Library now hosts a KwikBoost...
Next open mic in the Lewis Music Library – March 7
Back by popular demand: Library music! Open mic in the Lewis Music Library, a chance to try out the new piano. Come jam, perform,...
Open-score intro to the Beethoven quartets – March 6
Open-Score Introduction to the Beethoven Quartets: The Jupiter Quartet, hosted by Teresa Neff. Quartet in G Major, Op. 18, No. 2; Quartet in E-flat...
Be an OECD Student Ambassador: and have a chance to go to Paris!
Interested in the world economy or international relations? Then become an OECD Student Ambassador! Deadline: March 30th. Student Ambassadors are undergraduates who engage with...
Paper engineering page turns for music scores – March 3rd
Paper Engineering Page Turns for Music Scores Come spend an hour with composer and vocalist Erin Gee and MIT Libraries Conservator Jana Dambrogio as...
Composer Charles Shadle – Wednesday, March 5
Composer forum series: Charles Shadle Western Saddlebag: Cowboy Songs and the Craft of Composition. Charles Shadle, MIT Senior Lecturer in Music and Theater Arts. The...
Presidents’ Day hours: Monday, February 17
On Monday, February 17, 2014, the following libraries will open at noon (12pm): Barker Dewey Hayden (Humanities & Science) Lewis Music Rotch All other...