Members of the McMaster community gathered recently for a celebration marking the 50^th anniversary of McMaster University Library’s Lloyd Reeds Maps Collection.

McMaster University is one of several Canadian universities ending its licence agreement with Access Copyright, a copyright collective that provides licences to make copies from print and digital works.

A recently donated archive of letters, photos and maps that once belonged to McMaster alumnus, Major Stuart Ivison, provides a ‘very special insight' into WWII.

Join maps specialist Gordon Beck on November 7, 2015 as he discusses the critical role airplane technology and photographic equipment played in charting the view from above during World War I.

What can “Sinful Sally” teach us about moral attitudes in the 18^th century? Jessica Steinberg, The 2015 recipient of the McMaster-ASECS fellowship will explore this question and more on this week’s episode of Tapestry airing on CBC Radio 1.

The Lyons New Media Centre recently rolled out the red carpet for the fourth annual McMaster 24 Hour Film Festival gala event.

From October 19-23, join McMaster University Libary to learn more about how McMaster and other institutions, organizations and agencies around the world are working to make scholarly materials available online, free of cost or other access barriers.

Can’t study in the Mills Learning Commons at night because it’s just too loud? Too much going on there? Hard to focus? Try the new Quiet Late Night Study service being piloted at the Innis Library (KTH-108) for the rest of this term.

Zack Batist, a graduate student in Anthropology is this year’s recipient of the McMaster University Library’s 2015 OpenCon Travel Scholarship valued at $2500 US.

Open Access Week 2015 is upon us! Now in its 8^th year, Open Access Week (Oct. 19-25) is an annual event that promotes Open Access (OA) in scholarship and research. McMaster University Libraries, along with other libraries and institutions around the world, are organizing and offering a week of activities and opportunities to participate in this global movement. See the library’s Schedule of Events for Oct. 19-23.