The world watched in shock and disbelief as flames raged through the Notre Dame Cathedral last week. As Paris looks to rebuild one of its most treasured landmarks, we’re reminded …
Congratulations to Heng Liu, this year’s winner for “Best Use of the Engineering Literature,” an award given out by our engineering librarians every year at the Jacobs School of Engineering …
Did you know that the Data Cruncher is now available for reservations? Located in the Data & GIS Lab, this high power data-dedicated machine not only supports current versions of …
“The campus established a diversity requirement for graduation. A knowledge of diversity, equity and inclusion is required of all candidates who begin their studies at UC San Diego in lower-division …
California State University, San Marcos (CSUSM) is withdrawing from the Circuit reciprocal borrowing system. They stopped lending out their own materials on April 1, but will continue to borrow other libraries’ materials …
Elsevier Negotiations Update as of February 28, 2019 Despite many months of negotiations, Elsevier was ultimately unwilling to meet the UC’s key goals: facilitating universal open access to UC research, …
More new books for the Popular Science Collection. You can find these and the rest of the ~500 books on the main (2nd) floor in the Geisel Library building’s west wing, …
Check out our electronic resources for drug information, including Clinical Pharmacology and Micromedex. Both databases have mobile apps available for easy access. Many more full text handbooks are detailed, …
As a health professional caring for patients, your encounters often bring up questions that need a little investigation. Certainly, many of those questions are easy to answer and you know …
In 2016, the UC San Diego Library created a “living archive,” a collection of materials presented in a way that allows for the expression, exhibition, documentation and preservation of a …
