Author: Mark Szarko
Publishing as a new scholar in philosophy and linguistics
In early February, the MIT Libraries sponsored an open forum called “Publishing as a New Scholar in Philosophy and Linguistics.” Geared towards graduate students,...
Audiobooks for Women’s History Month
March is Women’s History Month, and in celebration of women authors, we’ve purchased a slew of new audiobooks described in the Huffington Post as...
Material ConneXion now available
Looking for information on translucent concrete? Or durable fabrics? The MIT Libraries now have a membership to the popular materials database Material ConneXion. The searchable...
Now available: Films from Kanopy streaming video
The MIT Libraries now subscribe to Kanopy, a streaming video service for educational institutions offering more than 26,000 films. It includes award-winning documentary and...
Say “hola” to Mango Languages
We’re excited to announce the availability of Mango Languages, a leading language and culture learning resource, available online 24/7. Mango Languages includes self-guided courses that...
Let the Libraries help you enjoy Boston’s best exhibits
It is the perfect time of year to take in one (or all) of the terrific art exhibitions open around town. Admission for three of the...
Announcing: South Asia Archive database trial
The MIT Libraries is test driving the South Asia Archive during the month of November. The South Asia Archive, a humanities and social sciences...
Rotch Library exhibit
A small selection from the Aga Khan Visual Archive (AKVA) is now on display in the exhibit case at the entrance to the Rotch...
Supporting the MIT-Haiti Initiative
MIT’s Michel DeGraff, professor of linguistics, has been a long-time advocate of educating students in Haiti in their native Kreyòl. His work around the MIT-Haiti...