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Word of Mouth

'Word of Mouth' photograph by So Min (Vivian) Noh (BFA '22, Department of Art) taken at Hunt Library for Professor John Carson's class 'Intro to Contextual Pr

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A Conversation with Mary Kay Johnsen

Mary Kay Johnsen's career as the Special Collections Librarian at the University Libraries began September 15, 1982. Before it comes to an end this summer, with Johnsen's retirement after 38 years of service, we sat down to capture some of her favorite memories.

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New Special Collections Curator Joins Libraries

The Carnegie Mellon University Libraries are pleased to announce that Samuel Lemley has been appointed as Curator of Special Collections.

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Libraries' Zine Cart!

The latest attraction at Carnegie Mellon University Libraries is a workshop-on-wheels known as the “zine cart.” Created by University Libraries' Liaison Librarian Jill Chisnell, a zine is a self-published booklet of original or appropriated text and images—Chisnell’s cart allows students on campu

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Upcoming Event: Kicking Butt in Computer Science

In honor of Women's History Month, the Carnegie Mellon University Libraries & Women in History of Science and Technology (WHOST) are excited to host "Kicking Butt in Computer Science: Women in Computing at Carnegie Mellon and Around the World," presented by Dr.

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Scone March 2020

Scholarly Communication in the News

Trump Hesitates on Plan for Open Access Mandate

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Special Installment: dSHARP and Fair Use Analyses of Text Data Sources

What?! Tartan Datascapes on a Wednesday?! That's right!

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Changes to Kanopy Streaming Service

Due to rising costs incurred through the Kanopy streaming media service, the University Libraries have recently switched our access model from unlimited to mediated.

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Researcher Highlight: Divyansh Kaushik and the Fascinating Data Behind Natural Language Comprehension!

Hello Datascapers!