Science

Is your brain in need of a break? Join us for crafting, parachute games, and fun with your fellow students! We hope you stop by to experience what the library has to offer regarding innovative collections and research assistance as you get ready for finals. Read More

Knovel is a database of over 4,000 engineering handbooks and other reference books.  It provides a great breadth of introductory information related to every engineering discipline.   It also includes large amounts of data that can be downloaded and manipulated in many different ways.  If you need to understand how a… Read More

The Libraries is pleased to announce GIS Day(s) coming this November 14-16. In coordination with International GIS Day, Vanderbilt University is hosting three days of keynote speakers, hands-on training opportunities, and even a drone mapping project. Join VU to celebrate all things Geographic Information Systems (GIS) November 14-16, in various… Read More

Please stop by and compete for prizes!… Read More

This week, Honora Eskridge and Amy Corbitt visited Featheringill Hall to showcase some fun projects created using maker kits.  Students got to view and interact with: a light up snail made from Squishy Circuits, a siren made from Snap Circuits, and a Pac Man game controller using Makey Makey and… Read More

There was a great turnout for the library popup at Featheringill Hall on September 12th, hosted by the Science and Engineering Library. We talked with a total of 103 students. Read More

The library was officially named the Sarah Shannon Stevenson Science Library in September, 1976.  The “engineering” addition came later.  Little is known about Mrs. Stevenson.   She was known to enjoy a game of poker along with a glass of whiskey.  She was the two-time President of the Junior League.  She… Read More