News & Events from the Muhlenberg College Library
By Jess Denke, Outreach & Assessment Librarian; Social Sciences Subject SpecialistThis article was initially posted on Librarian Design Share, a blog dedicated to inspiring library creatives. This isn’t a common Continue Reading
The staff of Trexler Library is pleased to support the 2019-2020 Center for Ethics program, Borders, Nationalisms, Identities: The Ethics of Global Citizenship. Kelly Cannon, Outreach and Scholarly Communication Librarian, Continue Reading
June and July 2019 Below are the most recent addition lists for our New York Times Bestsellers book and audiobook collections. BOOKS Look for NY Times books on the shelf Continue Reading
At Trexler Library, we continually add new books, films, and other resources. The link below takes you to a Google Sheet that lists resources added to the library’s permanent collections Continue Reading
IdentityTheft.gov is the Federal Government’s free, one-stop resource to help people fix problems caused by identity theft. It’s now easier for victims of identity theft to report it and recover from Continue Reading
The U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) has digitized the 17-volume set, United States Army in the World War, 1917-1919, in recognition of the 100th anniversary of the end of the conflict. Continue Reading
Trexler Library 30th Birthday Celebration Trexler Library is 30 years old! Yes, it hardly seems possible, but this location of the library (the library used to be in the Haas Continue Reading
Center for Ethics Reading Lists for Speakers in September General Reading on the Anthropocene Rich, Nathaniel. “Losing Earth: The Decade We Almost Stopped Climate Change. a Tragedy in Two Continue Reading
Everyone at Muhlenberg now has unlimited on-campus and off-campus streaming access to films in the Academic Video Online (AVON) collection! The collection includes over 63,000 titles across many subject areas Continue Reading
The 2018 Fuel Economy Guide will no longer be printed and distributed in hard copy however the Guide continues to be available online. New data are added to the www.fueleconomy.gov website weekly Continue Reading
