What's happening at the library and items of interest to the UB community
Just in time for summer reading! Check out this selection of ebooks recently acquired by the RLB Library. Becoming an Engaged Campus: a Practical Guide for Institutionalizing Public Engagement (2011) by Carole A. Beere, James C. Votruba, and Gail W. Continue reading New Ebooks for Summer Reading
With finals approaching, the RLB Library is a great place to study. There is plenty of quiet space with pods, glass-enclosed rooms, and private rooms to choose from. During DeStress Fest Week (May 9-13), you can also stop by Room Continue reading Come to the Library to Study and DeStress!
Check out this selection of new ebooks recently added to the RLB Library’s collection: Authenticity: Building a Brand in an Insincere Age by Mark Toft, Jay Sunny, Rich Taylor. “Too many companies depend on marketing tactics that don’t match the Continue reading New eBook Titles for April!
Over the years, The University of Baltimore’s library has undergone relocation, renovations, and name changes. It was also once merged and diverged from the Law Library. Within the span of its history, there have been interesting and profound moments, in Continue reading Fire! In the Library?!
Over the next few years, the libraries in the University System of Maryland, including RLB Library, will work towards implementing a new integrated library system (ILS). Work has already begun on what we decided to call the Next-Gen ILS project Continue reading RLB Pantone Library
When I started working at Special Collections and Archives in 2015, I was introduced to U-matic tapes. Being a millennial, I was familiar with VHS and Betacam, but I had never heard of U-matic tapes. I did some research and Continue reading Preserving and Providing Access to Baltimore Television News Station (WMAR), 1980–1985
If you walk around Baltimore’s many neighborhoods and downtown areas you’ll find unique architecture everywhere you go. Depending on where you are, you may see one of the many styles of rowhouses, larger homes in areas like Roland Park, buildings Continue reading Research Baltimore’s Architectural History with the Archives
RED (Research Engagement Day) Talks provide a forum to learn about UBalt faculty and graduate student research, scholarship, and creative activities. On March 17 from 1:30-5:00 pm, please join us virtually as almost 30 faculty members and grad students share Continue reading RED Talks Are Almost Here!
Every few years, there are new elections and new candidates running for national, state, and local offices, and every few years citizens are met with campaign advertisements in a variety of formats. But how have political campaigns changed or stayed Continue reading Explore Political Campaigns Over the Years with Archives
Would you like to keep up with what’s happening in and around Baltimore? The RLB Library has an online subscription to the Baltimore Business Journal. This digital edition of the journal is a great resource for current news and interesting Continue reading Be Informed with the Baltimore Business Journal!