There’s a World of News at the Library!
One of the ways MIT Libraries provides access to international news is the Library PressDisplay, where you can read your favorite international newspapers, sometimes...
Study Sanctuary—Hayden’s Lipchitz Courtyard
The Lipchitz Courtyard within Building 14 (adjacent to Hayden Library) is a hidden gem—a quiet, leafy retreat where you can find a sunny or shady spot...
Digital stewardship residents announced
The National Digital Stewardship Residency Program of Boston (NDSR-Boston) has announced their first cohort of residents. MIT Libraries along with four other local institutions,...
Spam alert: Ignore emails asking for your username
Please be advised that some MIT students are receiving emails with the subject line “Reactivate your username.” The email says reactivation is required due to a...
OA research in the news: The cost of patent trolls
A new study by a Sloan researcher suggests that the recent increase of so-called “patent trolls”—companies that do little more than sue others over...
Check out the complete listing of JulyAP 2014 sessions
Summer workshops in the Libraries are here! It’s like a little slice of IAP, only warmer. Pre-registration is required for some, but not all...
ILLiad downtime Thursday, June 26th, 3-4pm
Please be aware that, due to a scheduled software upgrade, ILLiad will be unavailable from 3pm-4pm EST on Thursday, June 26, 2014. During this...
Barker Library closing early on Thursday, June 12
The Barker Library Reading Room will close at 3:30pm and the library as a whole will close at 5:00pm on Thursday, June 12 for...
OA research in the news: Anand wins 2014 Drucker Medal
Mechanical engineering professor Lallit Anand has won the 2014 Daniel C. Drucker Medal, awarded by the Applied Mechanics Division of the American Society of...