Join in the fun, take a much-needed study break, or recharge your batteries by dropping in anytime during an entire day of relaxing and stress-free activities on Thursday, May 9 in Love Library. Continue reading…
From 7:30 a.m., May 12 until 5 p.m. May 17, student have 24/7 unending study space & time at their convenience in the Adele Hall Learning Commons (city campus) and the Dinsdale Family Learning Commons (east campus). Other library locations are open regular hours. Continue reading…
The Engineering Library in Nebraska Hall will close to the public on May 31, 2024. Starting on May 20 and through the summer, access to physical collections in the Architecture, Geology, and Math Libraries will be available by appointment only. Continue reading…
It’s official! The University Libraries is providing an institutional storage license for Zotero, a powerful reference management system. This means that that all Zotero users with a linked UNL email address will be automatically upgraded to unlimited personal and group cloud storage. Continue reading…
HIV, AIDS & the Arts
HIV, AIDS & the Arts is an Open Access collection of international primary sources documenting the artistic response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. It will include sheet music, manuscripts, playbills and production notes, and visual art, as well as the personal papers... Continue reading…
Links to resources that someone sends you, or that you find through a Google search, may need to be rerouted through our proxy server for you to gain full-text access to the resource. Continue reading…
The University of Nebraska Consortium of Libraries (UNCL) is piloting a data curation and sharing service through its Research Data Services (RDS) team. This pilot is open to researchers at all NU campuses who are interested in sharing research data.
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Systematic reviews, evidence syntheses, meta-analyses. These are all terms for research methodologies that are growing in popularity in many disciplines as the push for evidence-based practice—and transparency, reproducibility, and bias-reduction in research more generally—becomes ever greater. Continue reading…