What's happening at the library and items of interest to the UB community
Once again, Langsdale is offering several FREE workshops this semester. In “Beyond Google” and “Web 2.0” you can learn about a bunch of cool tools and websites that will make you wonder how you ever managed to get things done Continue reading Learn at Langsdale
Here are some of the new titles that you can find in the Langsdale Government Documents Collection: Print/CD/DVD (online version linked when available) The 2007 World Factbook. (PREX 3.15:2007) The Factbook has been updated since publication; you can find the Continue reading New Gov Docs Titles: January 2008
One Mosaic: Many Voices,” an exhibition celebrating a new work of art to commemorate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. and the 1968 Baltimore unrest that followed in the wake of his assassination, will take place in the University Continue reading Langsdale Library hosts Baltimore ’68 Mosaic Exhibit
Wondering what to do with all your free time while the University is closed? Langsdale Library has the answer. All Langsdale Library DVDs and VHS Tapes checked out from now until December 20, 2007 will have an extended loan period, Continue reading Watch a DVD and read a book over the Holidays
The Library is excited to present 2 new, innovative services to the UB community. Streaming VideosAs part of a pilot project we are providing streaming video access to a selection of 50 academic-oriented documentary and educational films. These streaming videos Continue reading (some) Videos Available Online from Langsdale
Langdale’s Annual Book and Media Sale will be held on Nov 7-8. On Nov 7, many books will be on sale for $2 (hardbacks) and 75 cents (paperbacks). There also will be some individually-priced items and large format books. The Continue reading Langsdale Library Book Sale Nov 7-8
September 30- Oct 6 is Banned Book Week. As the American Library Association’s website on Banned Books Week says:“Banned Books Week (BBW) celebrates the freedom to choose or the freedom to express one’s opinion even if that opinion might be Continue reading Read a Banned Book
In the past few years, Langsdale Library has been able to greatly improve the speed and efficiency with which we can deliver articles through Interlibrary Loan. Not that long ago, if someone wanted an article from a journal Langsdale did Continue reading Interlibrary Loan: Fast, Online and Poetic
Here are some of the new titles that you can find in the Langsdale Government Documents Collection: Print/CD/DVD (online version linked when available) The All-Volunteer Military: Issues and Performance. (Y 10.2:M 59/16) Center for Faith-Based and Community Initiatives, “The Art Continue reading New Gov Docs Titles: September
In honor of Constitution Day (Sept. 17), Langsdale Library has created a display on the first floor of the library; we encourage you to stop by and see it before the end of September. As part of the exhibit, the Continue reading Langsdale Celebrates Constitution Day