We are thrilled to announce the commencement of the pilot period for an upgrade of the ‘Save My Spot’ system.
As part of this upgrade, we are excited to introduce a brand new locker located on the 6th floor of the library, where you can store unattended items left by others, following the ‘Respectful Item Removal Guidelines’.
Starting today, we invite YOU to be a part of this exciting initiative aimed at maximizing the availability of library seats for the benefit of all users.
To ensure you the best experience when using ‘Save My Spot’, please check out this introduction video.
Thank you for your continued support as we continue to improve the library environment for all. We look forward to your participation and feedback. Contact us at shanghai.circulation@nyu.edu if you have any questions!
Looking for citation support for your upcoming research project? Interested in the chance to win prizes while strengthening your citation writing? We’re celebrating citation this October in NYU Shanghai Library! We have a lot of fun events and useful workshops planned for you. Join us for a month of activities, workshops, and discussions on how you can perfect your citation and research skills!
Throughout October, the Library will be hosting these events:
Drop-in Citation Support
Need help with identifying sources, clarifying citation style rules, or integrating citations in your writing? Come see our experts for citation help, no appointment needed.
Learn how to effectively include quotes and citations in your writing with this activity board in the Academic Resource Center.
Throughout the whole month
Citation Scavenger Hunt
Beginning October 9, pick up a scavenger hunt worksheet from the Library Services Desk to participate. Complete the worksheet by following the trail of citations. Submit your worksheet in the drop box at the Library Services Desk by 5pm October 27 to be entered into a draw for prizes!
Citation Voting
Stop by the Library and vote for your favorite citation style between October 23-27
We invite you to join us for “Libroary Thursday“, one of our highly anticipated events at the library on the 5th floor of HiTime Hall 海泰楼 (North Hall).
11:15 AM – 1:15 PM
Thursday, August 24, 2023
Library Entrance, 5th Floor
(North) H!Time Hall
To kickstart your adventure, pick up a map of the game route from our friendly staff at the library’s main entrance.
Tips: Register before the event!
To make the most of your experience and avoid waiting in line, we recommend signing in and completing the registration process before the event starts. This will ensure a smooth and enjoyable time for everyone.
What exactly is Libroary Thursdays?
It tells you handy tricks and useful know-hows of NYU Shanghai Library through fun games and activities.
Are you wandering around the Library and look for a particular room? Join us for a library tour to discover the new library space and website.
If you are curious about the hidden places in The library or just want to be the first one to explore the new space, this tour is for you.
The tours will be conducted on the following dates and time this Fall:
Wednesday,August 30
Thursday, August 31
Monday, September 4
Wednesday, September 6
Thursday, September 7
There are two sessions on each day:
12 – 12:30 PM
12:45 – 1:15 PM
Please register in advance to secure your spot as we have a maximum group size of 10 people to keep the tours quiet and safe. Come and join us for an exciting library tour to explore the hidden gems of our library space and website!
Wind Terminal: Home → Stock → News and Information → RPP (Research Reports Platform), select the column (such as industry research, company research, fund research, etc.) to narrow your search result to a specific report type.
3. Important note
Please understand that you should use the analyst reports only for the purpose of academic research, course assignments and career development/interview research, with the knowledge that for-profit uses are forbidden. You can never share full or substantial portions of reports with anyone outside of NYU Shanghai, including experiential client projects, internships, and current employers.
For reports from CITIC Securities(中信证券), TF Securities(天风证券), Guosen Securities(国信证券) and UBS Securities, China branch(瑞银证券), etc at Wind Terminals, they are not available to us as non-whitelist institutions, because they are only open to their current customers.
As part of the “Business in Contemporary China” research guide, it offers comprehensive information and resources on China’s dynamic real estate market.
Five sections included:
(1) Reports & Statistics
(2) Journals, Magazines, and Newspapers
(3) Books & Book Chapters
(4) Case Studies
(5) Government Websites & Professional Associations
The information presented on this page is sourced from reputable outlets, including library-subscribed databases and open data from professional organizations.
The sounds of nature can be calming and restorative. In The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating, Elisabeth Tova Bailey finds comfort by listening to her snail as it eats.
Come join us as we draw inspiration from the NYUSH Reads book to build a digital collection of nature sounds in Shanghai.
In the first event of a multi-stage program, participants are invited to collect sounds through a trip to Gongqing Forest Park. Participants will form groups and collaborate to record sounds from nature.
This event will be followed at a later date by an editing workshop and a final showcase of all collected sounds.
This Thursday, there will be a special film screening of “Found”, followed by a director Q&A and NYU Shanghai community adoptee panel.
Special Event: Film Screening
Found is a powerful documentary that tells the story of three Chinese American adoptees who return to China to reconnect with their roots. Their journeys shed light on the complex role of adoption in both American and Chinese society.
Time: 18:00-21:00 PM, Thursday, April 20
Place: Auditorium E101
As a supplement to this event, you might be interested to delve deeper into the topic of adoption and cultural identity.
Our librarian recommends a documentary and a book for you:
This film reveals the complicated gains and losses that are an inherent aspect of international, transracial adoption. In 2007 Donna and Jeff Sadowsky of Long Island, New York adopted eight-year old Fang Sui Yong from Guangzhou, China. This day will change Sui Yong’s life, forever. Language, habits, food, everything she knows will never be the same. Her new life in America is filled with happiness and confusion. Sui Yong has become someone neither she nor Donna could have imagined.
2. How Chinese are you?Adopted Chinese youth and their families negotiate identity and culture
Chinese adoption is often viewed as creating new possibilities for the formation of multicultural, cosmopolitan families. However, transnational, transracial adoption also presents challenges to families who are trying to impart in their children cultural and racial identities that they themselves do not possess, while at the same time incorporating their own racial, ethnic, and religious identities. Many of their ideas are based on assumptions about how authentic Chinese and Chinese Americans practice Chinese culture.
To Search More
Go to the main page of NYU Shanghai Library and browse millions of resources in the search bar.
This month, library added some new services for you.
Make sure to take advantage of these opportunities to enhance your study!
Check out Maxhub Equipment
Are you looking for a better way to utilize the MaxHubs in the group study rooms? The library has prepared a number of MaxHub stylus, dongles, and portal power outlet.
These items are available at the library Service Desk and can be checked out for four hours at a time, on a first-come, first-served basis. So, don’t hesitate to swing by the library Service Desk when you need them.
External Book Drop
We are excited to announce that our new External Book Drop is now in service! If you have books to return but the library is closed, this is the perfect solution for you.
Books returned via the External Book Drop will be collected at 1 pm each day and checked in subsequently (excluding holidays).
Where is it?
Please note that Course Reserve, Media and Interlibrary Loan items should still be returned to the library’s service desk to expedite returns and avoid any overdue fines.
Book a Computer at HPC Lab
To accommodate the growing demand for High Performance Computer Lab (N508), you can now reserve a computer workstation by visiting the booking link on the library’s homepage under “Make a Booking”.
Reservations can be made up to 3 days in advance
Each user is limited to one workstation per reservation and one reservation per day for a maximum of 2 hours
