LAST DAY: Donate to our Top Textbooks drive! Give fellow Terps in need the chance to borrow expensive textbooks instead of buying them. Bins are available in McKeldin and residence halls.

⚠️ Notice: Due to a water main break on campus, McKeldin Library is closed Saturday, June 1.

With the Paris Olympics opening ceremony tomorrow, check out this Terrapin Tales blog post about Terps in the Olympics: umdarchives.wordpress.com/2024/07/23/ter…

A article about the Prange Collection was published on Yomiuri Shimbun (Yomiuri Newspaper), featuring our digitization project with the NationalDietLibrary . [*Full-text limited for the subscribers] UMD Libraries #UMDSpecialCollections yomiuri.co.jp/shimen/2024081…

Happy first day of classes, #Terps! This semester, UMD Libraries is here for you. Remember, you don’t need to know everything, you just need to know where to find it.

Stop losing money on expensive textbooks! Top Textbooks lets you borrow textbooks for over 150 classes for up to 4 hours at time from the Library Services Desks in McKeldin and the STEM Library. See if we have your books: lib.umd.edu/find/reserves/…. 📸 by: Madison Wells-James

Welcome Wednesdays are back at the STEM Library! Today from 2 - 5 p.m. stop by to create your own free personalized button or magnet in the Makerspace ➡️ umd.libcal.com/event/13073246

Join us on Wednesday, Sept. 11 from 12:00pm - 1:30pm in the Architecture Library for a discussion with Michael C. Abrams on his book, The Art of City Sketching: A Field Manual Guide. go.umd.edu/speakingofbooks

Something's afoot in McKeldin Library. Students have reported odd noises, doors slamming, and other signs of a haunting. Shellock Holmes is on the case, and he needs your help! Come to McKeldin at 9pm on Sept. 13 to help Shellock get to the bottom of things. Good luck!🧩

Get ready for exciting speakers and panel discussions about civic engagement, activism, intellectual and academic freedom, and journalism at our Living Democracy Symposium on Thursday, October 10!. Learn more and register: go.umd.edu/ldi-symposium.

Research Education @ UMD Libraries is excited to offer a cornucopia of services this semester, starting this week! Follow @umdlibraries for updates on workshops/events each week. To learn more & register, visit: lib.umd.edu/research/events

Shellock Holmes returns to McKeldin Library - this time, to investigate reported signs of a haunting. Come to our annual Terps After Dark event at 9pm on Friday, Sept. 13, and help Shellock crack the case!

@UMDlibraries and TLTC@UMD offer great resources to all our students across campus. I recommend all Terps take advantage of all the resources they need to perform their best: today.umd.edu/what-you-need-…

Register now for our Living Democracy Symposium on Thursday, October 10! Get ready for exciting speakers and panel discussions as we examine the importance of civic engagement, activism, intellectual and academic freedom, and journalism ➡️ go.umd.edu/ldi-symposium.

Join us TONIGHT for our annual Terps After Dark event, and help Shellock Holmes crack the case of the McKeldin Library haunting! Play games, solve puzzles, and help rid our libraries of paranormal activity. Activities start at 9pm — we hope to see you there!

Research Education UMD Libraries is offering even more exciting workshops and events this week! To learn more & register, visit: lib.umd.edu/research/events

Register now for our Living Democracy Symposium on Thursday, October 10, to hear the keynote addresses from NYT Columnist and bestselling author Charles M. Blow, and former Capitol Police officer, Harry Dunn. Learn more and register: go.umd.edu/ldi-symposium.

Big thanks to Dr. Michele Mason (of School of Languages, Literatures and Cultures) for bringing her class, "JAPN335: Troubling Gender and Sex in Japan," to UMD SpecColl yesterday. Enjoyed showcasing our Kabuki, Takarazuka, and several censored materials to the class! #UMDSpecialcollections UMD Libraries