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SciFinder Scholar Sessions – Oct. 27 & 28

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The Science & Forestry Library is offering a session about SciFinder Scholar (the search software used to access Chemical Abstracts) on Monday, October 27 from 1:30 – 3:30pm in Geology 106.

Eileen Wallace Collection Closed For Renovations ~ Oct. 14 – 16

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The Nan Gregg Room on the 4th floor of HIL,  home of the Eileen Wallace Children’s Literature Collection, will be closed from Tuesday October 14th-Thursday October 16th for the installation of new carpet.

Thanksgiving Day Hours

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All library patrons please note the following changes to our hours during the Thanksgiving Day holiday (Monday, October 13):

Engineering Library

     1:00pm – 11:00 pm

Harriet Irving Library

    1:00pm – 11:00 pm

Science & Forestry Library

Fall Film Series – Thursday Evenings

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UNB Libraries invites students, faculty and staff to our Fall Film Series beginning Thursday, October 2 and running subsequent Thursdays for six weeks (until November 6).

Writing Centre Evening Hours

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UNB Libraries is pleased to announce that UNB’s Writing and Study Skills Centre is offering a drop-in evening service for students in HIL’s Learning Commons beginning Tuesday evening, Sept. 23 until Dec. 4.

The drop-in service will be available on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6:00-10:00pm in the Research Consultation Office (Room 116) in the Learning Commons.

“Banned Books” Display In HIL

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UNB Libraries is celebrating “Freedom to Read” week by displaying a selection of banned or challenged books.  The display entitled “Closing Books Shuts Out Ideas”is situated directly in front of the Research Help Desk (main floor) in the Harriet Irving Library (HIL) Learning Commons.