Please note, ILLiad (Interlibrary loan) will be down temporarily while we perform upgrades from Wednesday, May 22 through Thursday, May 23. Please try to submit requests before that time or plan to submit after May 23. We apologize for any inconvenience or disruption to your research this may cause.
Please direct any questions or concerns to Jesslynn Shafer, 607-777-4981.
BU Subject Librarians compiled a list of journals pertaining to pedagogy, teaching, and education in a variety of humanities, social science and science disciplines. The more widely indexed journals include:
For the complete list of the 123 journals, download ISCL2013_Journal_List (PDF file) or ISCL2013_Journal_List_CSV (CSV file for Excel). The file contains journal names, subject areas, Libraries’ current subscription status, and lists databases that index the journals.
The Libraries provided students with colorful markers and blank bookmarks, and asked them to write how the Libraries have helped them with their research. The most popular comments highlighted the Libraries research resources, including subject librarians, study space, and friendly and knowledgeable library staff (especially Judy at the Information Desk). Check-out the colorful drawings and comments that students left at Student Bookmarks.
In honor of the Stanley Cup playoffs, Hockey in Broome County (2005) is Special Collections’ Featured Book for May 2013. The Binghamton Senators, AHL-affiliate and farm team for the Ottawa Senators, may not have gotten far in the Caldor Cup playoffs but you can still read all about Broome County hockey in this book!
Written by Marvin A. Cohen and Michael J. McCann and part of our Local History Collection, this book covers hockey in our county from the Broome Dusters through the Binghamton Senators. An exhibition game attended by 4,620 fans played in the new Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena in September of 1973 followed by a newly formed Broome Dusters team of the North American Hockey League started a love affair with hockey in Broome County.
The Dusters were followed by the Binghamton Whalers (AHL), the Binghamton Rangers (AHL), the B.C. Icemen (IHL), and, currently the Binghamton Senators (AHL). Hockey in Broome County follows this history with more than 200 photographs and engaging text. Relive the heroics of the Dusters’ Rod Bloomfield, “the little guy that everyone picked on.” Then skip ahead to the crowd-pleasing toughness of the Whalers’ Randy MacGregor and the more recent brilliance of the Senators’ Jason Spezza.
To see Hockey in Broome County (the book version of course!), visit Special Collections located on the second floor of the Glenn G. Bartle Library.
Bartle Library Information Commons. Photo by Jonathan Cohen.
The Libraries have end-of-semester extended hours to accommodate study and research needs in preparation for finals. Our extended hours are:
Bartle Library and the Information Commons will be open 24 hours from April 28 through May 16, 2013.
UDC Library will extend hours until midnight from Friday, May 10 to Tuesday, May 14.
Science Library will extend hours on Friday, May 10 until 10pm and Saturday, May 11, 12-9 pm.
Visit the Library Hours webpage for more information.
UPDATE: SAFARI BOOKS ONLINE ACCESS HAS BEEN RESTORED. 4/24/13
Safari Books Online titles currently are not available due to a technical issue. The publisher is aware of the issue and is working to restore access. We will update the status when more information is available.
Thank you for your patience.
Faculty and Teaching Assistants: The Libraries’ Instructional Services Coordinating Committee is conducting a university-wide survey to gain insight on how Binghamton University students do research and how research practices evolve as students progress through the University. The Committee would greatly appreciate your help.
If you decide to participate in this project, simply complete the online questionnaire: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5B9QQ6R . No identifying information will be collected.
If you have any questions about this survey, please contact Angelique Jenks-Brown at 607-777-4596 or ajbrown@binghamton.edu.
The survey will be available till May 6, 2013.
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Did you know that the Libraries have ebooks that you can read anywhere and download to your mobile device? The Libraries’ Finding and Using Ebooks webpage provides information on ebook packages available at the Libraries (e.g. EBSCOhost eBook Collection, Eighteenth Century Collections Online, Safari Books Online), freely available ebook collections, and provides tips for locating ebook titles in the Library Catalog and Find It! The Finding and Using Ebooks webpage also shows how you can download ebooks to your mobile devices (e.g. iOS & Android, Kindle, Nook, Sony and Epub Devices). For more information on finding and using ebooks please contact Ask a Librarian.
Photo from BInghamton University Photo Gallery
The end of the semester is quickly approaching and that means it’s crunch time for papers and exams. The Libraries have a variety of services available to help you find scholarly resources such as books and journal articles. We also offer several tools to help you conduct research more effectively and efficiently.
Blackwell Reference Online and the Cochrane Library will be unavailable for approximately 12 hours starting 4pm, Saturday 13th April 2013. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Please contact Ask a Librarian if you have any questions or concerns.