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Recent developments in open access

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.

Join Milner Library for talk on the history of ISU’s library science program

Photograph of Milner LIbrary's Reading Room in 1971 when the library was in what is now Williams Hall. ROom has very high ceiling, ornate fixtures, open tables, and is surrounded by books.

Did you know that Illinois State University used to have its own library science program? Join ISU Archivist April Anderson Zorn on April 8 as she explores the Redbird history of the library science program as well as gives updates on program alumni.

Milner Library announces talk on international civic engagement

three people handling pieces of wood working to build a library in Uganda. Photo courtesy of Libraries for the World

Join Milner Library for a special virtual talk on How Librarians Support International Libraries: Civic Engagement Beyond our Borders on March 30.

March 1-5 is Open Education Week

photo of the Reggie Statue at Redbird Plaza with trees and leaves in the background

This annual event celebrates the efforts of educators and other stakeholders who are making and sharing quality course materials that are free for students. Milner librarians are available to help faculty who want to incorporate open educational resources and more affordable course materials in their classes.

Integrating Wikipedia with scholarly communication

The Wiki Journal Project is intended to both make Wikipedia more scholarly and provide Open Access to peer-reviewed journal articles.

Milner Library signs first-ever read and publish agreement

photo of the SW corner of the outsideof Milner Library with the College Avenue Bridge and trees in front

Milner Library is pleased to announce a three-year open access agreement with Cambridge University Press.

Endless opportunities at the library for Milner scholarship recipient

photo of student scholarship recipient Tenaya Muhammad in front of the Floor 4 SE windows with a view of Hewitt and Watterson Towers in background

Learn more about junior sociology major Tenaya Muhammad, Milner Library’s first receipient of the Dr. Thomas D. Wilson Student Assistant Scholarship.

Milner Library’s physical building reopens

Student wearing a mask using a computer on Milner Library's second floor

Milner Library’s physical building reopens for current ISU students, faculty, staff, and retirees, beginning February 1.

Bridging barriers with Primary Resources

Teaching with Primary Sources graphic of the 17 states it covers.

Teaching with Primary Sources Midwest, typically serves 17 states in the heart of the US, recently helped the United Arab Emirates train educators on using primary sources.

Milner Library is here to help for the spring semester!

photo of Milner Library behind the College Avenue Bridge framed by trees and green leaves

While Milner Library’s building access remains limited at this time, we are here to help through curbside pickup, virtual research help, electronic resources, and more.