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Adventurer in Light and Color: Stained glass exhibit
Stop by the Jackson Homestead in Historic Newton before the end of July to catch the “Charles J. Connick: Adventurer in Light and Color”...
Information Processing Letters: The complete package
Information Processing Letters is now available. The MIT Libraries now subscribe to current, as well as historical issues, of Information Processing Letters. Information Processing Letters...
Discovering the Libraries: Student jobs
By MIT Libraries’ student blogger, Pri Tembhekar Hello everyone! I’ve spent quite a few posts now describing resources offered by the Libraries. This week is...
The Merck Index is now online
The Libraries are pleased to announce that we now have online access to the Merck Index, which contains over 11,500 monographs – including historic...
Make the most of May! What to know before you leave for the summer:
You’re in the final stretch so hang in there! We’ve got finals week study breaks May 15th-21st to get you through your exams. Take...
Finals Week study breaks, May 15–21
During finals week, take a study break…have a snack, pet a dog, and de-stress! Cookies and beverages will be served near the entrance to...
The art and science of letterlocking
Long before email, text, and instant message, important words were passed discreetly from closed palm to palm with a knowing glance and nod. These...
Cambridge Science Festival: Letterlocking at MIT
Many thanks to the 100+participants including families, students, colleagues, faculty, and staff members who visited the MIT Libraries letterlocking table in Lobby 10 yesterday during the events in...
Discovering the Libraries: Enriching and simplifying research
By MIT Libraries’ student blogger, Pri Tembhekar Hello everyone! It is research season! Well at least many of us have design projects, theses, or final...