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Legacy of the Dead: Reanimated

The ethos of the Steel City is defined by solidarity. When the Pinkertons attempted to land on the barges of the Monongahela River to break up the Homestead Strike of 1892, they were defeated by workers united not only in strength but in spirit.  This act of fellowship set the mood for

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Carnegie Mellon's Inaugural Open Science Symposium

Science research output has historically been difficult to access and reuse. It is often published in journals with very expensive subscription costs, typically paid for by university libraries.

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Review: Books About Dogs

On her Back in the Stacks blog, Cataloging Specialist Jan Hardy reviews a trio of books about "man's best friend."

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New Associate Deans Join Libraries

Carnegie Mellon University Libraries has strengthened its leadership team supporting CMU teaching, learning, and research efforts with the addition of two new associate deans.

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How I Explain Metadata to the Non-Metadata World

For the few years that I've been working with metadata, I've had to answer that question that most librarians who don't work with reference and books dread, 'What do you do?' I do admit that at times, I've used the trite phrase, 'data about data' knowing full well it went a bit dee

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More Historical Newspapers

The University Libraries have added 33 historical newspapers from Proquest to its list of historical resources. Included are U. S.

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New Resource: POLITICO Pro

POLITICO Pro is POLITICO's timely policy news and information resource.