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UNB Libraries is currently working on a new search interface called: WorldCat Local. The beta version is available on our library homepage or at:
//www.lib.unb.ca/worldcat/
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UNB’s Writing Centre is offering morning drop-in hours in Harriet Irving Library’s Learning Commons (Room 116) Monday-Friday from 10:00am – 1:00pm until August 28.
Students can also book an appointment, either by phone (453-4646 or 452-6346) or email: psimmons@unb.ca
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One of UNB Libraries’ largest research databases for peer-reviewed literature, Scopus, has announced that it has expanded its content for the Arts & Humanities (A&H).
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It’s official! The Learning Commons on the first floor of the Harriet Irving Library in Fredericton has been named in honour of John B. McNair, one of the most accomplished scholars, jurists, and public servants ever to graduate from UNB.
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UNB Libraries now provide access to Library Press Display, a wonderful database of full-colour and full-image international newspapers.
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UNB’s Writing Centre is offering morning drop-in hours in Harriet Irving Library’s Learning Commons (Room 116) Monday-Thursday from 9:00am to 11:00am.
For more information concerning Writing Centre activities, click the following link: //extend.unb.ca/wss/
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Archives & Special Collections at the Harriet Irving Library is pleased to announce the arrival of “The Art of the Book ’08”, a juried travelling exhibition of the book arts celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild (CBBAG).
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Drop by the Learning Commons in the Harriet Irving Library (HIL) and browse From Crystals to Gems – a travelling exhibition of the Canadian Museum of Nature.
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In collaboration with ITS, the Engineering Library has launched a pilot that enables print credit-based photocopying.
The new system offers students the option to swipe their University ID card through a reader device that unlocks the photocopier and photocopying proceeds in the usual manner. Photocopy charges are then deducted from the student’s print credit account.
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Archives & Special Collections at the Harriet Irving Library is pleased to announce the arrival of “The Art of the Book ’08”, a juried travelling exhibition of the book arts celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild (CBBAG).