News & Events from the Muhlenberg College Library
A Bi-Weekly Update 4/29/11 Muhlenberg College Digital Commons Up and Running For the past year, Trexler Library, in conjunction with several departments across campus, has been busy creating and populating an online archive, dubbed the Muhlenberg College Digital Commons. Still Continue Reading
Congratulations to the winners of the 2011 Trexler Library Scholars competition: Bill Konicki (nominated by Dr. Erika Iyengar) Charlotte Green (nominated by Dr. Susan Schwartz) Stephanie Plumeri (nominated by Dr. Art Raymond). The Trexler Library Scholar awards recognize students who Continue Reading
A Bi-Weekly Update 4/15/11 Unveiling of Muhlenberg College Digital Commons For the past year, Trexler Library, in conjunction with several departments across campus, has been busy creating and populating an online archive, dubbed the Muhlenberg College Digital Commons. Still very Continue Reading
Three titles have recently been removed from our Credo Reference ebook collection because the publisher is no longer licensing their content: Dictionary of Modern American Philosophers Continuum Companion to Twentieth Century Literature Biographical Dictionary of British Economists
The World Bank has released a free electronic version of the third edition of its Atlas of Global Development. With it you can map World Bank indicators such as malnutrition or child labor worldwide, do side-by-side comparisons of two different regional maps, animate maps to show Continue Reading
In February 2011, the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) announced a collaborative initiative with the Library of Congress (LOC) to digitize some of our nation’s most important legal and legislative documents. Drawing on the strengths of both agencies, the United Continue Reading
A Bi-Weekly Update 4/1/11 New York Times Limit to 20 Articles Taken Very, Very Seriously The New York Times has imposed a strict 20-article limit on all its non-home-delivery readers. In scrupulous compliance with publisher wishes, Trexler Library has hired Continue Reading
