News & Events from the Muhlenberg College Library
As we approach the end of the semester, please be extra vigilant about the security of your belongings. Don’t leave cell phones, laptops, backpacks, handbags, or other items anattended in the library. The Trexler Library offers laptop locks which may Continue Reading
A Bi-Weekly Update 4/27/12 “Move Prestige to Open Access” The Faculty Advisory Council to the Library at Harvard University has gone public with a statement on the “untenable” nature of the institution’s subscriptions to high-priced research journals. The council states that the Continue Reading
Shakespeare aficionados and fans of BBC Shakespeare productions, rejoice! We now have streaming video access to the BBC Shakespeare in Video series, which includes performances of all 39 of the bard’s plays. Search for a play by title in the catalog, say Continue Reading
The annual Trexler Library Book Sale will be held Friday, May 4th from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
As we approach the end of the semester, please be extra vigilant about the security of your belongings. Don’t leave cell phones, laptops, backpacks, handbags, or other items anattended in the library. The Trexler Library offers laptop locks which may Continue Reading
A Bi-Weekly Update 4/13/12 Alternate Access to the New York Times As reported in the last Scuttlebutt, the New York Times is reducing free access to 10 articles a month, from the previous 20 per month. At this time, the Continue Reading
Congratulations to the winners of the 2012 Library Scholars competition: Michael Hamory (nominated by Dr. Michele Deegan and Dr. Sharon Albert) Steven Mintz (nominated by Dr. Mike Huber) Kassandra Tessitore (nominated by Dr. Erika Iyengar) The Trexler Library Scholar award Continue Reading
As we approach the end of the semester, please be extra vigilant about the security of your belongings. Don’t leave cell phones, laptops, backpacks, handbags, or other items unattended in the library.
1940 Census Release: On April 2, 2012 at 9AM, you will be able to access digitized 1940 census records at 1940census.archives.gov. Questions asked on the 1940 census included education, place of birth, residence on April 1, 1935, employment status and Continue Reading
