Facilities will be in the Library early Saturday, 10/25/25 to paint the Interlibrary Loan lockers located near the front entrance. Please be advised that there may be residual fumes over the weekend.

Scopus AI recently released Deep Research. This new agentic AI tool breaks down your query and explores each component as well as synthesizes the literature into a multi-page report. Deep Research is specifically recommended for complex, interdisciplinary or open questions.

Join us tonight for out Archives Open House from 4-6 p.m. Come visit the Rare Book Room, collection stacks and processing space, located at E3.314. Light refreshments provided.

This month we are honoring our wonderful Library staff by sharing actual comments provided to them over the last year for their exemplary service. We will share a few each "Thankful" Tuesday during National Medical Librarians Month and American Archives Month.

Invisible Disabilities Week is an important time to shine light on the diversity of disabilities and the fact that not everyone has obvious physical signs. Explore our Community & Belonging Guide section dedicated to these too often overlooked conditions. https://t.co/74VYKLkzzV

On the International Day to Eradicate Poverty, we provide resources that can assist you in learning more about the complexities and possible solutions that are available. For more information, go to our Community and Belonging's subsection - https://t.co/pA4PuVcWnk

Today is #AskAnArchivistDay! Curious about how and where to store your cherished family photos? When should you digitize? Ask all of your burning archives questions on our Library Archives social media accounts. For more info including account links, go to https://t.co/cyktIylU9o

We are looking for the first name of this former resident. We know he is C. Techasaensira but that's it. If you know his first name or his program drop a comment below! #WhoAmIWednesday #FromTheArchives #UniversityArchives #medicalarchives

This month we are honoring our wonderful Library staff by sharing actual comments provided to them over the last year for their exemplary service. We will share a few each "Thankful" Tuesday during National Medical Librarians Month and American Archives Month.

This week is jam packed with Library events. Consult our schedule and join us on-campus or online this week for one of our pop-up events, classes, or open house!

In honor of Health Literacy Month, we wanted to highlight our recently created Consumer Health Guide. Curated by our Public Health Research Librarian, Jill, it is packed with helpful information and popular topics. You're sure to learn something new! https://t.co/Z38Et0JzDA

This month we are honoring our wonderful Library staff by sharing actual comments provided to them over the last year for their exemplary service. We will share a few each "Thankful" Tuesday during National Medical Librarians Month and American Archives Month.

We've got some great classes this month including a special in person class on Oct. 16: "Research AI-ssistants? Conducting Research in the Age of AI" at the Public Health Classroom (E2.502B) Please register at https://t.co/w36sqgvBEN

October is American Archives Month! Attend one of our open houses and visit the Rare Book Room, collection stacks, and processing space, located in E3.314, for the opportunity to see what happens behind the scenes in the Special Collections Library and University Archives.

October is National Medical Librarians Month! We have numerous events happening this month. Attend one of our pop-up events, featured classes, or open house. We'd love to connect and understand all that your Library has to offer!

Are you following us? Learn about all the Library and Archives social media accounts and stay connected. Links to all our accounts are found on this Library News article - https://t.co/cKItogYMkt

Have a question about EndNote? You're probably not alone. Try our EndNote FAQs section to see to answers to all your popular questions. Are we missing something? Don't hesitate to ask!

The Imaging Services Guide was developed in close collaboration with the Imaging Services clinical service line. It curates key library resources and services designed to support the service line’s efforts in patient care, quality improvement, and research.

Happy Apheresis Awareness Day! Did you know this lifesaving process helps separate blood components to treat patients in need? Whether it’s platelets for cancer care or plasma for burns, every donation counts! Learn about the latest research here - https://t.co/Iw1wLiyOMB

CAS SciFinder® has recently added new AI features this month. Users will see a single “omnibox” search that supports reference, substance, reaction, and supplier queries. Don’t have an account? Use the registration form found on our Library's home page.