Like any material, Open Access publications sometimes “disappear” from the web. Professional organizations dissolve and their conference web pages are taken down, publishers cease operations and their assets are sold or go into legal limbo, and individuals lose interest in maintaining websites and move on.
Milner Library faculty will facilitate a variety of workshops as part of CTLT’s Summer Institute.
Due to rising costs, Illinois State University Kanopy users will experience changes to access beginning May 8.
While researching African American sideshow musicians for the grant project’s upcoming digital exhibit, it became apparent there was another story that needed to be told: the legacy of Ephraim Williams, the world’s first Black circus owner.
Learn about affordable research resources from Milner Library’s scholarly communication team.
Join Milner Library on April 22 as they host ISU’s very own award-winning student poet Naudia Williams.
In honor of National Library Week, take a step back in time and learn about all of the different places on campus the University’s library has welcomed students, faculty, and staff.
ISU ReD, Illinois State University’s institutional repository, recently marked an important milestone: its 10,000th addition
Two books from WGSS 24.5 Annual Student Research Symposium speaker Dr. Harsha Walia are available as e-books from Milner Library.
Open access is a goal, not a methodology, and publishers, authors, readers, and funding institutions all continue to explore various options to offer creators that can remove barriers to accessing their works.
