February is Black History Month! The month is devoted to recognizing the achievements of African American people throughout the history of the United States. At Butler Library, we have created a Black History Month LibGuide that highlights databases, journals, and books in our collection that focus on Black history.
The Alternative Learning Materials Initiative (ALMI) is running the survey again to count the number of courses that have no additional cost for textbooks. Additionally, we will designate all courses that have Zero Textbook Cost in Banner. The Spring Survey is Active! Be sure to take the survey to get the ZTC attribute applied to your course! If you have any questions, please contact Chris Hulsman, Electronic & Educational Resources Librarian.
During the transition from Blackboard to D2L Brightspace, E. H. Butler Library is providing a form to enter any PDF content you might be using in your course shell and we will try to locate the resource in our library's electronic collection. Do you have an article or book chapter PDF you've been using for years? Let us know and we will try to provide you with: An updated accessible PDF version when available. And a permalink to the library collection to access the resource. This will assist us with usage and enhance student discovery of library electronic resources.
We streamlined the AllSearch search box so you can jump straight into the search. The new drop-down next to the search box gives you more options to start your search. Learn More...
A curated collection of resources related to reproductive justice, the Black feminist social movement that calls for the right to bodily self-autonomy, the right to have children, the right to not have children, and the right to raise one's children in safe and sustainable communities. The resources are organized by theme.
Butler Library can support your research needs no matter where you are. Librarians are available to answer questions via chat, email, phone, and text during Ask Us service hours.
