Binghamton University Libraries are committed to providing safe, comfortable and accessible spaces where all are free to engage in study, learning and research. Visiting the Libraries Protecting the health and safety of everyone continues to be our guiding principle. Per ...
We have created the Anti-Racism Research & Resource Guide that provides a curated selection of resources and materials on topics related to anti-racism, racial justice and systemic racism. It is a tool to support those interested in learning more about ...
[as of 6/10/20 – subject to change] The following are the preliminary plans for restoring more of our library services. Our intention is to provide a foreshadowing of the service changes that are being introduced to help align expectations with ...
[as of 5/26/20 – subject to change] The Libraries are dedicated to providing library resources and services to faculty, students and staff for the remainder of the spring semester. Visit Library Services Update – May 2020 for latest news about ...
Megan Benson joined Binghamton University Libraries in August 2018 as the Instructional Outreach Librarian. She teaches UNIV 180A Critical Research Skills and is in charge of the Libraries social media accounts, @bingulibraries. Prior to coming to Binghamton, Megan received her ...
Jim Galbraith joins the library team as the new Head of Collection Development. Jim also serves as the subject librarian for the Departments of Art and Art History. He received his bachelor’s degree in History and an MA in Library ...
Need to record a professional video for your course or class project? We have created a new Video Recording Studio (VRS) for use by faculty, students and staff. Located in the Bartle Library Information Commons (LS-1544), the VRS provides you ...
Students: Are you looking for a two-credit course to take later this fall? We are offering a new course – Critical Research Skills (UNIV 180A). Through readings, class discussion and a variety of assignments that emphasize the processes involved in ...
Great news! Elizabeth (Beth) Brown, our director of assessment and scholarly communications, has been named one of three national presenters for an ACRL Scholarly Communication Workshop. Elizabeth Brown, Binghamton Carla Myers, Miami-Ohio Rachael Samberg, UC-Berkeley Congratulations Beth! More about the Association of College and Research Libraries ...