What's happening at the library and items of interest to the UB community
Playscale-sized patron Shironeko is new to Langsdale. She visited the library over spring break and was pleased with all the new signage she encountered. It made finding her way around the library a snap! Of course her pal– library services Continue reading Signs point to “Yes!”
If you are interested in American history, there are numerous good books,websites and documentaries available to peruse. Still, there is perhaps nothing quite like the sense you can get from reading or listening to an important document or speech and Continue reading American Decades: Langsdale’s reference ebook of the month
Are you looking for “date movies” with which to woo your sweetie this Valentine’s Day? Or do you just want to kick back with a cinematic love-a-thon regardless of what the calendar reads? Langsdale has you covered with a vast Continue reading Romantic Reels
There’s a very dominant narrative in our culture that online is forever. We warn young adults to be careful about what they post on social media lest it wind up in the hands of future employers. But not everything is Continue reading Not everything is forever online!
Over the past few years, Langsdale Library has been providing access to a growing collection of ebooks, Even if you are someone who prefers the printed page, reference books seem particular well suited to an electronic format. For these sources, Continue reading Reference Ebook of the Month: The Statistical Abstract of the United States
Happy 2015! Here at Langsdale, we’re less about New Year’s resolutions and are more geared toward evolution: namely, we are dedicated to the continued intellectual development of our patrons with regards to their learning and achievement, even when classes aren’t Continue reading Happy 2015 and Langsdale’s Winter Hours
Getting to know Kyle Breneman Langsdale recently welcomed its new integrated digital services librarian. Of course, we were quick to ask a few nosey questions. Link:What do you consider to be your hometown? Breneman:I grew up in Mount Continue reading The New Guy at Langsdale
Find out what’s so special about Special Collections, in the UB Post’s Library Insider
Do you feel overwhelmed by the amount of information on available to you through the internet? According to a research study by the Pew Research Center, most Americans like having easy access to information and do not have a problem Continue reading Stop worrying about the Internet, we are all more informed