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For the next several weeks, we will have guest posts written by our Special Collections interns about the projects they have worked on and the lessons they have learned. Hi!  My name is Brenda Thompson, and I am one of two University of Tennessee graduate student… Read More

Individual and department training is available on navigating and using the new website. Please contact Philip Walker (philip.d.walker@vanderbilt.edu) or Rachel Walden (rachel.l.walden@vanderbilt.edu). Eskind Biomedical Library Homepage… Read More

Plan to enhance your resume, increase your in-depth knowledge of company financials, market data, commodities and other instruments, and enhance your research toolkit by completing the Bloomberg BMC training, which replaced the earlier Bloomberg BESS training as of 8/31/16. Bloomberg Market Concepts (BMC) is an 8-hour, self-paced, e-learning video course… Read More

Are you on a law journal, trying to find the perfect Note topic? Or is your seminar paper topic challenging your research skills? If you have these, or any scholarly legal research quandaries this semester, then come by the Massey Law Library and ask one of our Reference Librarians about the many… Read More

Embedding a librarian in your Blackboard course provides consistent and personalized assistance for your students. An embedded librarian is especially useful for flipped and hybrid classes that involve a research component. In addition to Blackboard, librarians can be embedded in curricular and assignment development, partner in the assessment of student… Read More

Welcome to both our new and returning students! We hope you’ve had a great summer. It’s been great seeing you when you’ve come to pick up your coursepacks. The library has many things to offer. Don’t forget to look at our Library Orientation Guide for information and tips to… Read More

Daniel is a second year student from Wisconsin (Go Badgers!), but born in Nigeria, in the college of arts and science. He is Pre-med and pursuing a major in Neuroscience and minor in classics. In his spare time, he likes to read, play video games and practice… Read More

  The libraries will have coloring stations to help you de-stress during finals! Look for them through May 5. Read More

Dami Lasisi is a second year Master candidate in Economics at the Graduate Program in Economic Development at Vanderbilt. She moved from Nigeria to pursue further education in the United States. She has explored several avenues for social and economic development in sub-Saharan African countries, especially Nigeria. Read More

TUESDAY MARCH 29, 4:00 PM CENTRAL LIBRARY, ROOM 800BB   Novelist Flannery O’Connor was a prolific correspondent, especially after an illness forced her to retire to her family farm in Georgia. Many of her letters were published in the seminal collection The Habit of Being:… Read More