University Library News

Springer launched SpringerImages, a collection of 1.6 million scientific, technological, and medical images including photos, tables and figures, charts, graphs, histograms, and other illustrations. It...

Sarah and Jason talk about ways you can use the library without coming to campus, including: Getting help via IM Using GIL to search for...

Every year, the Georgia State University Library participates in an important program that meets the needs of beginning archivists and students, as well as manuscript...

On July 8th, the University Library is offering a free EndNote workshop.  EndNote is a software program that helps you store, organize and format citations....

EndNote version X3 is now available for Windows (Mac version coming soon). It’s a free download for GSU students, faculty and staff. Our next (also...

This summer’s exhibit on Library North 1 is “Virtual Worlds and Gaming.” This is a selection of books from our collection on video games and...

When many Georgia State graduate students finish their theses or dissertations, their documents are digitized and made available electronically. Now these graduates have a voice...

The 2008 edition of Journal Citation Reports has just been released today, June 19, 2009.  The 2008 edition includes: 350+ titles with their first ever...

Without people like Hilary Morrish, we might forget Atlanta’s older neighborhoods. On May 20th 2009, Morrish (a Georgia State University Library Technical Assistant) received the...

See-Through Frogs, Alien Salamanders, and Spiny Bugs