Books We Read in Numbers
Launched in August 2019, the Books We Read site will continue to serve the virtual Cook Campus in its fifth semester in Spring 2021. In addition to a brief timeline … Read More
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Holiday Reads: Books for a Desert Island
No big holiday plans for a while, not in these days, unfortunately. But it doesn’t mean that we can’t plan ahead, at least in our heads for now. Let’s jump … Read More
Stressbuster: Virtual Pet Therapy
This would be the time in the New Brunswick Libraries when you could start thinking about the cute puppies to pet at one of the stressbuster events. As a second-best … Read More
Responsibility Grows in the Garden State
The new Marijuana Research Guide from Rutgers librarians is ready to help researchers, students, and the public after legalization. BACKGROUND In 2016 the Substance Abuse Librarians And Information Specialists (SALIS) … Read More
Stressbuster: Pre-Holiday Graphic Design Workshop
Join us for another fun stressbuster event on Friday, December 11, 2 pm. Registration is open for the workshop called Graphic design is my passion! How to create irresistible content … Read More
Citizen Science: Get Involved!
Sitting out in your backyard or park you hear the rustle of animals through the trees, see the decomposition of leaves on the ground, and watch dogs follow the scent … Read More
Cite Right – Resources from RUL
Speaking of citations for a course paper, once you have mastered the skill of citing right, i.e., giving the appropriate credit to the appropriate source in the appropriate way, it … Read More
Cite Right – Workshop in the Library
Do you feel a panic attack coming when you have to add the bibliography to your paper? Do you know where to look when you want to cite a tweet … Read More
Urban Sketching Rutgers New Brunswick
Join a group of talented artists at Rutgers to explore an urban sketching project, a collaboration between the Department of Landscape Architecture at SEBS and the Rutgers University Art Library. … Read More
Banned Books Week 2020: Banned Bestsellers
This semester, I just so happen to be taking a course dedicated to young adult (YA) literature taught by Banned Books Week read-in speaker Dr. Aronson. In our class, we … Read More