Dear faculty, students, and staff, During the Spring Festival, NYU Shanghai Library’s service desk will be closed from Feb. 11-21. Electronic resources are available 24/7. For research assistance in the meantime, please email us at shanghai.library@nyu.edu or…
Next week (2/8-2/14), join us for two online workshops. During the Spring Festival Break (2/11 – 2/21), five online workshops will be offered by NYU librarians. Plan ahead for future weeks by exploring the full calendar.…
Next week (2/1-2/7), join us for two online workshops: Welcome to NYU Libraries (Online Workshop) Tuesday, 2 February 07:00 PM – 08:00 PM (China Standard Time) An overview of library resources during this time of remote…
College research ain’t easy. It’s nothing like the papers from high school, because the training wheels are off. You are part of the academic conversation. New vocabulary, technical writing, and using citations to talk with scholars/professors…
Due to a planned power shutdown at Bobst Library in New York City, several library systems will be unavailable starting on Thursday, December 31 through Tuesday, Jan. 5. Services affected include Library catalog (BobCat), ejournals, ebooks,…
Dear faculty, students, and staff, During the Spring Festival, NYU Shanghai Library’s services will be closed from December 25th-27th and January 1st-3rd. Academic Commons and stacks remain open as long as the Academic Building opens. Happy…
Librarians and professors suggest you start your research process from the library’s website because of filtering (described in our previous post). The librarians collect scholarly (peer-reviewed) material. That doesn’t mean every book on the shelf is…
Conquer finals with the LNAP! Papers are due, exams are coming, but panic is NOT setting in! Lots of work to get done? Come to the Long Night Against Procrastination, maximize your productivity, and cross-off items…
Part of a librarian’s job is exploring databases (collections of articles or books). These are described in the Articles & Databases tab as an annotated bibliography. To find the relevant databases across all collections use the…
When you’ve searched Google for a book, has Google ever suggested, “Go to your local library”? No. Imagining this is the book you are looking for. You typed the name in and the result is like…
