- Viewing "How Libraries Stack Up" (PDF)
- Taking our student survey
- Viewing the Altered Book exhibit in person
- Viewing the faculty publication exhibit
- Attending an event at the public library
- Supporting your hometown library
- Watching one of these silly videos on libraries
Showing posts with label libraries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label libraries. Show all posts
Apr 12, 2010
Celebrate National Library Week
Celebrate National Library Week by:
Oct 26, 2009
Library BOOook Fun Run/Walk - Oct 31
Join the libraries at NSU and Presentation College, and the Alexander Mitchell Public Library on this Halloween costume fun run. Wear your costume for either of these events:
- 1 mile family walk/run - NSU Library to the Public Library
- 5k run - NSU Library to PC
- When: Saturday, October 31
- Time: 3pm
- Registration: 2-3pm
- Pre-registration form
- Location: Williams Library, NSU campus
- Fee: $15 individual, $20 family
Proceeds of run will benefit the Alexander Mitchell Public Library
Jan 26, 2009
European Culture online
Europeana is a "virtual European library, aiming to make Europe's cultural and scientific resources accessible for all. It will build on Europe's rich heritage, combining multicultural and multilingual environments with technological advances and new business models." It currently has 2 million items and plans to have 10 million by the end of 2009.
The database includes records from the major European libraries and museums. You will find digitized versions of original works (books, art, sheet music, audio, and more). For example, Mozart's sheet music, Da Vinci's works, photos from North Pole expeditions, etc. Most records directly link you to the item's home museum or library web site.
The database includes records from the major European libraries and museums. You will find digitized versions of original works (books, art, sheet music, audio, and more). For example, Mozart's sheet music, Da Vinci's works, photos from North Pole expeditions, etc. Most records directly link you to the item's home museum or library web site.
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