We received two fantastic entries from the University of Nevada Reno libraries as part of our Share Your Library photo contest. Submissions featuring the Mathewson-IGT Knowledge Center and the DeLaMare Science & Tech Library displayed the versatility of the modern library.
While building operations staff engineer a holiday “book tree” in the middle of the atrium of the library, the perimeter is alive with learning and research activity; a staff member on the fourth floor of the library commented “it’s like being in the middle of a giant think tank!”
The @One floor (Learning Commons) actively serves the research and multi-literacy needs of today's digital environment
While a concert took place in the rotunda on the other end of the breezeway, one observer noted “there’s a lot more going on in the library than just books.”
Located in the historic Mackay Mines building on the campus of the University of Nevada, Reno, the DeLaMare Science & Engineering Library is undergoing a renaissance of activity - students and faculty are rediscovering and engaging with the library.
On the second floor of the library, a group of Master’s and Ph.D. students from the Computer Science program demonstrating custom games they’ve developed to leverage the capability of the library-provided development Microsoft Surface touchscreen device.
On the third floor of the library, mid-term tensions run high as learners make use of the over one thousand square feet of whiteboard walls in the library.
Over 350 years of British colonial activity and its associated conflicts are documented in two ProQuest historical collections — Colonial State Papers and British Periodicals. The former presents documents pertaining to the administration of…
Part one of a two-part blog series. Over 350 years of British colonial activity and its associated conflicts are documented in two ProQuest historical collections — Colonial State Papers and British Periodicals. The former presents documents…
ProQuest Congressional offers insight into the historic origins of lacrosse as a Native American sport, including traditions specific to Native American peoples of New York and numerous other places. The U.S. Serial Set contains 19th and 20th…