Arthur Tress photography archive to Stanford Libraries; Tress Spotlight exhibition launched
Arthur Tress. "Boy in flood dream, NY" (1971)
Gelatin silver print, 10" x 10.5"
Copyright Arthur Tress
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Mark Ruwedel photography archive committed to Stanford
Mark Ruwedel. “San Diego and Arizona Eastern #7” (2007)
Archival inkjet print, 30” x 40”
Copyright Mark Ruwedel
Cathy Aster selected for HBCU-DLF Authenticity Project
Cathy Aster has been selected as a Conversation Partner for the IMLS-funded Authenticity Project. In a collaboration by the Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) Library Alliance and the Digital Library Federation, the mentoring and professional development program provides opportunities for staff at HBCUs and predominantly white institutions (PWIs) to foster connections and build information exchanges using a project-based focus. The goal of the Authenticity Project is “to create a more diverse, inclusive, collaborative and cohesive next-generation digital library workforce, ready to work across types of institutions in building infrastructure of various kinds (social and technological) in service to a wide array of communities.”
Stanford Mendeley Institutional subscription will be cancelled on June 30th, 2019
Please read our blog post "Update for Stanford Mendeley Institutional users" for an update on the situation.
Our current Stanford Mendeley Institutional subscription expires on June 30th, 2019, and we have been advised by Elsevier against renewal. We find ourselves in the unhappy position of having to announce that we will no longer offer Mendeley Institutional after June 30th.
A New Role for Katie Keller at the Bowes Art & Architecture Library
I am delighted to announce a new role for Katie Keller as Associate Librarian at the Bowes Art & Architecture Library, effective April 1.
Arthur Tress comments on placement of archive with Stanford Libraries
Arthur Tress and Peter Blank (June 2018)
John Mustain, Rare Books Curator, to retire
John Mustain is retiring as the Rare Books Curator for the Stanford Libraries at the end of April, 2019. John has been with the Stanford Libraries for 35+ years both as a Rare Books Cataloger and subsequently as the Rare Books Curator. John is a bit of a legend within the Libraries and amongst the Stanford faculty and graduate students … and deservedly so.
Save-the-date: April 11- An invitation from the Chinese Railroad Workers in North America Project
The Chinese Railroad Workers in North America Project at Stanford cordially invite the Stanford library community and the general public to join us at Tresidder Oak Lounge on April 11.