Check your email! SMU Libraries is conducting the first comprehensive campus-wide survey since 2011, in collaboration with OIT. The survey opened via email invitation on Thursday February 14th and will run until Monday February 25th. All Faculty, Staff, and Graduate…
The Modern Masters Tapestries series, which hung in the DeGolyer Library Reading Room before Fondren’s completed renovation in 2016, is now on view in Fondren’s Collaborative Commons and other areas of the library. A Bit of History about Tapestries…
We recently chatted with SMU Libraries’ own Joan Gosnell, SMU Archivist. With the upcoming presentations of the Black History at SMU Student Oral History Projects, we wanted to ask Joan some questions about “The Archives.” Joan was a big part…
Come visit the new Hillcrest Foundation Exhibit Hall! This premier exhibition space for SMU’s DeGolyer Library Special Collections, is a modern, spacious venue that is currently housing its inaugural exhibition, “Books, Buildings and Benefactors.” The exhibition highlights signature items…
Get an introduction to research at Fondren Library Center! Workshops are free and open to current SMU students. See all upcoming workshops. September workshops Managing Citations Learn the essentials of using a citation manager, such as EndNote Basic or Refworks…
In A Throttled Peacock: Observations on the Old World, self-styled boulevardier and novelist C.W. Smith takes a droll and ironic look at the antics of Europeans at home and Americans abroad in this off-beat memoir that gently mocks both traveler…
Fondren Library Center Lobby On display through February 25, 2015 We could not imagine our daily life without technology staples such as calculators, computers, high definition televisions, smartphones and many other devices. Much of this modern technology started in the…
New Exhibit at DeGolyer Library First Impressions: The George W. Cook Dallas/Texas Image Collection Dates: January 30 – May 15, 2015 Times: Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Location: DeGolyer Library About the exhibit The George W. Cook…