The IUP Libraries and the ATOD Program will offer stress-relief craft activities on Tuesday, November 30, from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the Library Atrium.
The IUP Libraries is hosting the annual Scholastic Book Fair from Tuesday, November 16, to Thursday, November 18.
Professors Melissa Calderon and Crystal Machado discuss research on developing student skills in professional and ethical online engagement, and lead a panel discussion providing practical tips for students.
Shydiyah Gardner is an IUP alumna and owner of Shydiva Co., a handbag and accessories brand based in Philadelphia. Learn about her journey launching Shydiva Co. and the challenges she faced.
On Thursday, October 21, from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m., the IUP Libraries and Jones White Writing Center are hosting a Research Writing Party with tutorials, writing support, and information about research writing.
Ralph E. Godbolt will present on the history and impact of hip-hop culture on social justice movements within the United States and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on African American and Hispanic Communities. The presentation will be given via Zoom, on October 21, 2021, from 6:00-7:00 p.m.
IUP Libraries Special Collections and University Archives was awarded a grant from the Pennsylvania Historical and Museums Commission to digitize oral history interviews.
Nuria Diallo Padro, a bilingual global consultant specializing in strategic management and empowerment strategies, will speak Thursday, October 7, 2021, from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. in B10 Leonard Hall and via Zoom as part of the IUP Libraries Diversity Speaker Series.
Martin Roger Boyd, Jr. will speak on his life, his time spent incarcerated, and his journey to becoming a successful business owner and mentor.
The IUP librarians provide information literacy instruction and instruction on using library services and resources.
The IUP Libraries has launched the Information Desk @ IUP service combining Ask a Librarian and Hawks Q&A.
The IUP Libraries will hold a Banned Book Readout on Wednesday, September 29, 2021, as part of the ALA Banned Books Week.
Graduate students can now apply for a private study carrel in Stapleton Library.
We’re excited to let you know that EZBorrow, the service that underpins Stapleton Library’s Interlibrary Loan program for borrowing books and other physical items from libraries throughout our region, is migrating to a new technology platform, ReShare, starting August 12th.
The IUP Libraries is hosting a special exhibition throughout the fall semester titled on the works of printmaker and artist Ed Colker and the Haybarn Press.
Librarians at the IUP Libraries will provide live chat research support from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Monday through Friday during all summer sessions.
The IUP Libraries invites you to join us from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 22, to hear renowned IUP alumna Chef Joy Parham-Thomas discuss techniques for mindful eating to help manage stress.
Join the IUP Libraries on Zoom at 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, April 28, for a fascinating look into the world of comics and graphic novels. The event will feature comic books and source material from the Libraries’ Special Collections and University Archives, and presentations by Gian Pagnucci, Marquel Sherry, and Jamie Polnau from the English Department.
Carl Rahkonen, music librarian, will present a virtual session on Samuel Bayard and fiddle tunes of Southwestern Pennsylvania on April 28 at 7:00 p.m. Rahkonen’s presentation will examine Bayard’s work among local fiddlers, the tunes he collected, and how he documented their origins from old tune books.
The IUP Libraries, the Counseling Center, and the Center for Health and Well-Being will present a virtual session titled “Battling Burnout: Surviving the End of the Semester” via Zoom on Monday, April 19.
IUP Libraries is hosting a virtual meet the author event with novelist Layne Fargo on April 7. Fargo is the author of the thrillers Temper and They Never Learn. She’s a Pitch Wars mentor, vice president of the Chicagoland Chapter of Sisters in Crime, and the co-creator of the podcast Unlikeable Female Charaters.
IUP Libraries invites you to join a free webinar titled “When You Picture a Scientist, Who Do You See? A panel conversation on advancing diversity and inclusion in STEM” beginning at 3:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 24. The event is sponsored by ProQuest, Scientific American, ro*co films, and Film Platform.
The IUP Libraries and the Social Equity and Title IX Office will sponsor a Zoom event on Thursday, March 18, featuring Camillya Taylor, a successful businesswoman, hairstylist, esteemed fashion designer, and the proud owner of Camille’s House of Styles.
Materials from the Orendorff Music Library are available for pickup or delivery to your home using the Get It Request feature.
IUP Library users can request IUP books to be held for pickup at Stapleton or delivered to their home using the Get It Request feature.
IUP Libraries will hold a virtual Schafer Speaker Series Event on Thursday, March 25, from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. titled “The Need for Representation in Children’s Literature.”
The IUP Libraries’ Deaccessioning Project, started in 2016, is complete. Library and department faculty have evaluated the physical book collection to identify and remove outdated, damaged, and duplicate books.
Frank Yerby wrote 33 novels and was the first African American writer to sell more than a million copies of his work. Veronica Watson, professor of English and director of Graduate Studies in Literature and Criticism at IUP, will discuss this groundbreaking author and her book, The Short Stories of Frank Yerby, via Zoom on Tuesday, February 23.
In seismology, love waves are surface seismic waves that cause horizontal shifting of the Earth during an earthquake. Elsevier is offering a free Zoom webinar about the seismological phenomenon of love waves on Thursday, February 11.
The IUP Libraries and the Office of Social Equity are co-sponsoring a Black History Month Zoom event featuring Dominique Luster, the Charles “Teenie” Harris Archivist at Carnegie Museum of Art.
The IUP Libraries announces that Thomson Reuters presents a series of training webinars on WestLaw, including a one-hour introduction session that grants one free CLE credit.
SAGE Publications is offering two SAGE Research Methods Online training sessions in February and March. SRMO contains thousands of high-quality, unique resources that will further student understanding of the research process and how to execute their own research effectively.