Education, Research & Student Success
One of the great joys of working in the Marriott Library is witnessing history come to life and celebrating the incredible successes of our students.
6 Books by Women Writers in Translation
Reading stories of women from cultures other than our own provides perspective on the global experiences of women, both historical and contemporary. Here are six books from women across the globe in celebration of Women's History Month.
Spring Features
Special Collections, in collaboration with the Silver family and the Digital Library, is thrilled to announce free online access to the biography, Madelyn Cannon Stewart Silver: Poet, Teacher, Homemaker by Leonard Arrington.
The Marriott Library has acquired access to two large eBook packages and evidence-based acquisition (EBA) packages, which operate much like eJournals in that they have a subscription period. The new collections include ProQuest Ebooks which offers over 800,000 titles across multiple publishers, as well as Taylor & Francis.
Data librarians Madison Golden and Kaylee Alexander spearheaded the Data CommUnications Challenge, as part of Love Data Week. Students were challenged to turn their data into a story that captivates and informs audiences. Their work showcased transforming complex data into clear, compelling narratives and on Friday, February 13, the three winners were announced at the showcase event.
We’ve added over 1300 new items to the Digital Library over the past three months, here are some highlights.
While the Rare Books Department can’t coax the snow to fall, we can share another kind of distinction for which the Rocky Mountains are celebrated. This week, we’re spotlighting some of the most prolific and renowned fine presses established in the Intermountain West.
