Archive for the ‘Resources’ Category

Wireless printing is now available in the Libraries

Tuesday, November 27th, 2012 - Ian Thomas, Science Library

Wireless printing is now available at the UGA Libraries (Main, Science, and the MLC) as well as several other locations around campus. Patrons can now not only print from a laptop, but also a mobile device (Android and Apple apps are available). Color and double-sided printing are also available via ...

Georgia Collections Sought for Nationwide Digital Library

Monday, November 26th, 2012 - Jean Cleveland

The Digital Library of Georgia is accepting applications for original, unpublished historic materials significant to Georgia to be digitized and included in a nationwide digital library. Georgia libraries, museums, historical societies, archives and other cultural heritage repositories are invited to submit applications for up to five collections each to be considered ...

African Studies Exhibit

Thursday, November 15th, 2012 - Jean Cleveland

An exhibit on view in the rotunda of the Special Collections Libraries Richard Russell Building showcases items from the African Studies Institute collection along with objects illustrating African culture from personal collections. In the exhibit, examples of handwoven baskets, beadwork containers and clothing crafted in various African countries can be found, ...

New fiction at the UGA Libraries – Nov 1

Thursday, November 1st, 2012 - Amy Watts

The Sandcastle Girls : A Novel by Chris Bohjalian Main Library:  PS3552.O495 S26 2012 Over the course of his career, New York Times bestselling novelist Chris Bohjalian has taken readers on a spectacular array of journeys. Midwives brought us to an isolated Vermont farmhouse on an icy winter’s night and a homebirth ...

New fiction at the UGA Libraries Oct 12

Friday, October 12th, 2012 - Amy Watts

Triburbia: a novel by Karl Taro Greenfeld PS3607.R4536 T75 2012 Thrown together by circumstance, a group of fathers—a sound engineer, a sculptor, a film producer, a chef, a memoirist, a gangster—meets each morning at a local Tribeca coffee shop after walking their children to their exclusive school. The sound engineer looks uncomfortably like ...

New fiction at the UGA Libraries, Oct 1

Monday, October 1st, 2012 - Amy Watts

Things We Left Unsaid by Zoya Pirzad translated by Franklin Lewis PK6561.P47 C5413 2012 Clarisse Ayvazian is the model 1960s wife and mother. She leads an unremarkable life with her well-respected engineer husband and three children, tucked away in a wealthy, middle-class neighbourhood of Abadan. But her tranquillity ends forever with the arrival of ...

Public computers/printing unavailable at Science Library (9/6/12)

Wednesday, September 5th, 2012 - Ian Thomas, Science Library

There will be no public computers or printing available at the Science Library after Wednesday evening (9/5/12) due to renovations. These services will be unavailable until mid-to-late next week. Please accept our apologies for the inconvenience, and please contact us at sciref@uga.edu if you have any questions.

Changes at Main and Science Libraries

Tuesday, August 14th, 2012 - Jean Cleveland

The first floor of the Main Library has a new look this fall. New circulation and reference desks are located immediately upon entering the library from the lobby. Offices for security personnel and Interlibrary Loan have also been relocated, but can still be found in the central entryway. The makeover of ...

UGA Libraries’ Media Archives receives earliest known home movies of Georgia

Tuesday, July 10th, 2012 - Jean Cleveland

The University of Georgia Libraries’ Walter J. Brown Media Archives, the only public institution in Georgia devoted entirely to preserving moving images, has received a rich and varied film collection including what are likely Georgia’s earliest surviving home movies. Pebble Hill Plantation in Thomasville, Georgia, was the winter home for the ...

Curriculum Materials Library Hours

Thursday, May 24th, 2012 - cbuss

The CML in 207 Aderhold Hall will be closed Sunday & Monday for the Memorial Day Holiday. For more information on the CML's hours, please visit the CML's site.