Year: 2015

  The Divinity Library now has a display of books published by faculty members on the south wall of the reference room. There are copies available for checkout if something piques your interest. Read More

The Music Library will be closed on November 21-22 and 26-28. Hours on Nov. 23-25 are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Regular semester hours resume on Nov. 29. Read More

Peabody Library’s Thanksgiving Break Hours will be: Saturday-Sunday, 11/21-11/22        Closed Monday-Wednesday, 11/23-11/25   8am-5pm Thursday-Saturday, 11/26-11/28     Closed Regular hours will resume Sunday, 11/29. Read More

Friday, November 20th 11:00-12:00, 418A, Central Library Learn how to master data visualization this Friday with Morgan Daniels, a Postdoctoral Scholar for Data Curation in Social Science. She will demonstrate the benefits of several visualization tools for efficiently communicating data. Learn more. Read More

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) help students and faculty visualize and geographically analyze data in order to understand relationships in research questions. If you are conducting or supporting a geographic research project, attend an event to learn about tools to ease your research. Wednesday, November 18th Brown Bag Lecture-12-1… Read More

Take this 5 to 8 minutes, confidential survey to let us know how we are doing! Your participation in past surveys have created improvements like: Food for Thought Café in the Central Library Additional Group Study Rooms Implementation of a faculty delivery service Help us continue to improve… Read More

Friday November 13th, 11:00-12:00 pm, 418A, Central Library The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network that connects your devices, data, and other services to create a personal Internet of your things. IFTTT is an online service that controls and automates your Internet of Things, such as automating the setting… Read More

The Vanderbilt Libraries have opened a survey and are asking for the entire community to respond. Please visit the webpage here: http://www.library.vanderbilt.edu/survey/ . Responses will be reviewed to help us enhance our services. Respondents can also enter a drawing to win an iPad mini. Read More

The compelling letters, rare broadsides, and audio and video recordings in this exhibition serve as witnesses to powerful moments in America’s history. While many of the individuals who donated these collections are gone, their records survive to tell critical stories that inform our lives. Played out in the courtroom… Read More