Classes are scheduled for EndNote and EndNote Web instruction.  EndNote enables researchers to manage, organize and integrate bibliographic research and ultimately format documents for publication.  The “Beginner’s Class” introduces the basics of using EndNote and EndNote Web.  The 2nd class, “Cite While You Write,” will show you how to format documents – both in-text and […]

Check out the amazing and comprehensive African American National Biography and get a better sense of the breadth and depth of the Aftican American experience! For more information about this reference work, or for past highlighted reference items, please have a look at our website http://libguides.wsulibs.wsu.edu/refitemofthemonth!

Each Thursday at 12 noon during the month of February we will be showing one episode from the documentary series For Love of Liberty: the story of America’s Black Patriots in the African American Students Center. The attached flyer contains more information and you can read more about the film here: http://www.documentary.org/content/fighting-freedom-home-and-abroad-pbs-doc-tells-story-black-american-soliders SO….If you are […]

On Wednesday, January 23rd, Representatives from Elsevier ScienceDirect will be on the WSU Pullman campus hosting information sessions about the Scopus database. Scopus, one of the largest citation and abstract finding tools contains more than 19,000 titles from 5,000+ publishers and is international in scope. Join us at the library to find out how you can: […]

All Terrell Library study rooms can now be reserved online The Terrell Library study rooms on all floors, can all now be reserved online.  Anyone with a WSU email account can reserve a group study room for up to four hours, per 24 hour period. All reservation requests must be confirmed within 30 minutes of […]

Happy 2013! January’s reference item of the month is Patrick Moore’s Data Book of Astronomy, a rich and compelling resource for anyone interested in exploring the mysteries of the universe! For more about this book an other reference items of the month, check out our website: http://libguides.wsulibs.wsu.edu/refitemofthemonth.

• Starting on Monday November 26th, Terrell 111/113 (The group study rooms closest to the Reference desk in the Holland and Terrell Library) will be available for booking through our LibCal Calendaring Service (check it out here http://wsulibs.wsu.libcal.com/rooms.php?i=102 ). We hope to expand the calendaring service to all of the HAT study rooms by next […]

Every year libraries on the Palouse sponsor a regional author. This year the book is Border Songs by Jim Lynch. Williamette Week noted of the book that it is “A fascinating look at the confluence of small-town life, the global drug trade and illegal immigration, and it places Jim Lynch at the forefront of Northwest writers to watch.” Lynch […]

LibQUAL+ 2012 WSU Libraries Seek Student and Faculty Feedback on Service Quality On November 2, 2012, a randomly selected group of Washington State University undergraduate students, graduate students, and faculty will receive an email message from the Dean of Libraries, inviting them to participate in a web-based survey designed to measure library service effectiveness from […]

Halloween is getting closer!  Start celebrating now by looking through the spooky and strange resources available from the WSU Libraries.  Visit the Paranormal Libguide and browse books, videos, articles, and internet sources that are bound to spook and haunt you the rest of the year! The WSU Libraries’ Paranormal Libguide!