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The official account of Mississippi State University Libraries. Also check out the Grant Presidential Library @USGrantLibrary.
Starkville, MS
Joined July 2009
Celebrating 147 years! Happy birthday, MSU. Mississippi State University was founded on this date in 1878.
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Learning can be better together, and the library offers many spaces to collaborate, create, learn and grow. Ethan White and Garv Patel, both junior Aerospace Engineering majors, found a great spot in the Nicholson Student Study Room.
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March 6 - Half day retreat for grad students who are beginning writing their thesis or dissertation, and an online formatting workshop. Both are FREE but registration is required. @MSStateGrads.
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Metta matters. Remember, metadata really is the key to organized information.
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A quiet space, unlimited resources, and zero distractions – you can study smarter in the library, just like Sarah Ponce, an undeclared sophomore who plans to go to vet school. Sarah picked a stop in The Commons. Where is your favorite study spot?
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It’s cold outside—find warmth in the library! ❄️☕ With Wi-Fi, study rooms, comfortable seating, whiteboards, charging stations, and more, we’ve got everything you need to stay productive. Drop by and see why the library is the best spot to escape the cold!
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Stop by the Digital Media Center this Thursday from 1-4 PM to experience "Now is the Time" in VR.
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RT @MAGNOLIA_MLC: Celebrate President's Day with EBSCO and Britannica on MAGNOLIA!.#MANGOLIA #Mississippi #EBSCO #Britannica #President'sDa….
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On this President’s Day, come visit the #WilliamsCollection and the Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library to learn more about our 16th and 18th Presidents. Our galleries are open from 8-5.
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You are so welcome. MegaResource Day is one of our favorite days of the year. So encouraging to meet so many dedicated school librarians from around the state! Thank you to Melody Dale for her leadership on this event.
Thank you @msu_libraries for inviting me to speak at the MegaResource School Librarian Workshop! I had a great time meeting some of Mississippi's fabulous school librarians and talking with them about MAGNOLIA.
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Celebrate Douglass Day with us this Friday! Join our nationwide Transcribe-a-thon in the 2nd-floor atrium (Drill Field doors) from 10 AM–1 PM. Help transcribe historic documents, grab a free button, and be part of preserving Black history! Laptops & instructions provided!
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Looking for a fun (and free!) way to celebrate Valentine’s Day? Come join us for a Friendship Bracelet Making event Friday from 10am-2pm in the Digital Media Center! . Make a bracelet for yourself, a friend, or someone special. No RSVP needed—just bring good vibes and creativity!
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Please come visit the #WilliamsCollection on the fourth floor, Mondays through Fridays from 8-5.
As we observe Abraham Lincoln's birthday, make plans to visit the Frank and Virginia Williams Collection of Lincolniana! 🎩. Gifted to MSU in 2017, the collection is the nation's largest privately owned holding of Lincoln research and display material. 🔗
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Please join Megan Bean and Carolina Siniscalchi of the University Libraries today for a conversation about data ownership, open and public access, and the nuances of copyright associated with data sharing. The event is free and begins at 3 pm in the John Grisham Room.
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Join the University Libraries for a conversation about data ownership, open and public access, and the nuances of copyright associated with data sharing. The Tuesday afternoon event, which is free and open to all, will be led by Megan Bean and Carolina Siniscalchi.
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Yesterday, Dr. Roscoe Barnes, Cultural Heritage and Tourism Manager for Natchez, shared the true story of Abdul Rahman Ibrahima, an African prince who was enslaved in Natchez and later secured his freedom. Want to learn more? Check out Prince Among Slaves by Terry Alford!
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Please join us at 2pm tomorrow as Roscoe Barnes tells the story of Prince Ibrahima, a man from Timbuktu who was sold into slavery and lived in captivity in Natchez before being freed and going back to Africa. The free event will be in Grisham Room, Mitchell Memorial Library.
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lim·it·er - a person or thing that limits something. In library jargon, limiters are options used in searching that restrict your results to only resources meeting certain criteria. Common options include full-text, peer-reviewed, date, and language
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