University Library News

This tutorial, which is used in all the laboratory sections of Psychology 3030, has now been updated to reflect recent changes in the EBSCO PsycINFO...

Google has recently launched Google Chrome. This new browser is still in (very) beta mode, but is intended to integrate all your computer activities (including word...

The library had offered access to the Child Abuse, Child Welfare and Adoption Database, but that product is being discontinued.  In its place, we have...

Student e-mail system will be replaced using Microsoft as its provider.  It will have 5 gigs of storage for students.  The e- mail address will...

The library will be closed Monday September 1st for Labor Day but will reopen Tuesday September 2nd. Please see our hours page for the complete...

Georgia State University students, faculty and staff can download the Windows version of EndNote X2 here. When you download EndNote, it comes in a zipped package...

Did you know the GSU Library has many print and electronic resources that are not freely available through Google? I was frankly scandalized recently by...

From the San Francisco Chronicle, Monday, August 25. Wikimedia pegs future on education, not profit “Analysts have pegged Wikipedia’s value between several hundred million dollars...

Marketing First Impressions: Academic Libraries Creating Partnerships and Connections at New Student Orientations Academic libraries look for successful marketing strategies to promote positive perceptions among...

Recently the GSU Library was able to purchase two databases for full text books: Eighteenth Century Collections Online (ECCO) and Early English Books Online (EEBO) see...