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Paul Courant, university librarian and dean of libraries at the University of Michigan, will present a talk entitled The BookNot Just Another Gadget on Thursday, January 21, 2010, at 4 p.m. in Knight Librarys Browsing Room...
UO staff members can take advantage of low-cost, college-level education enrichment classes taught by UO faculty members by enrolling in courses offered through Insight Seminars, a program directed by UO English professor Jim Earl with support from the UO Libraries...
A new issue of News You Can Use, the UO Libraries' e-newsletter designed especially for UO faculty, is now available at http://libweb.uoregon.edu/news/newsletters/newsyoucanusedec09.html...
A small exhibit of historical memorabilia related to the four previous visits of the University of Oregon to the Rose Bowl in Pasadena is now on display in Special Collections and University Archives, located on the second floor of Knight Library...
UO staff members now have the opportunity to take college-level education enrichment classes, thanks to a series of library-sponsored seminars taught by UO faculty members...
Due to scheduled campus electrical maintenance, power will be shut off in Knight Library on Saturday, December 19, from 6 A.M. to 10:30 A.M...
University of Oregon Libraries Studying in Knight Library? Get up, stretch, & stop by the Study Break 10 - 11 tonight (Sun Dec 6) in the Browsing Room http://bit.ly/90Yyjf
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Finals Fatigue is a condition that affects nearly 9 out of 10 UO students. Symptoms include textbook-exhaustion, group-project-itis, and dry mouth. Luckily, the UO Libraries has developed a cure: late night caffeine, snacks, and music. ...
Did you know that using resources available through the UO Libraries to research your class project can help you earn a scholarship? Each year, UO undergraduates produce high-quality research projects using resources housed at the library...
The Sounds of Russia Series features events aimed at educating the public about Russian and Soviet culture through music, dance, and even diskoteka. Events in the series will explore all styles of music in Russia. All sessions begin at 7 P.M. in the Living Learning Center Performance Hall.
LIB 101, Introduction to Library Research, is a great course to add to your class schedule this coming fall. Scheduled for Tuesdays from 9:00 A.M...
Need more library time? Beginning next week, Knight Library will be open around the clock from 11 A.M. on Sunday, November 29 through 7 P.M. on Friday, December 11...
Need more library time? During dead week and finals week, Knight Library will be open around the clock from 11 A.M. on Sunday, November 29, through 7 P.M. on Friday, December 11...
The UO Libraries has launched a new program, Adopt-a-Journal, which allows individuals and groups to pay for the renewal of journal subscriptions that have been canceled due to increased journal costs and budget constraints...
The University of Oregon Libraries music series, A Little Knight Music, will present its fall 2009 offering with a concert of classical saxophone quartet music by a new UO group, the Infinity Saxophone Quartet...
If youve used the librarys online Interlibrary Loan system in the past, beginning November 18th, youll notice a few changes in the interface, request forms, and process used when requesting items from libraries that are not part of the Summit system...
