As the fall term comes to an end, Mills and Thode libraries will be closed for the winter break in late December.

Both libraries will close following the final examination period and will welcome back McMaster students, staff, faculty, and members of the community for the start of winter term classes.

The LinkedIn Learning Club @ McMaster is wrapping up the year with a best of 2022 collection.

Throughout December, McMaster students using their free LinkedIn Learning account will have access to a collection of the LinkedIn Learning Club’s top courses from its 2022 campaign series.

This month’s collection was crafted by Maggie Chan and Eline Gonzalez, LinkedIn Learning ambassadors and McMaster students.

Looking for a space to study and take online exams this month at McMaster University?

McMaster University Library has you covered with a variety of study spaces, a dedicated mask-on study room and extended hours.

Meanwhile, there are several online exam rooms throughout campus. 

McMaster University Libraries are changing how students, staff, and faculty log in to off-campus access when seeking journal articles, ebooks, and other licensed content.

Starting Dec. 12, off-campus access will adopt the MS Office 365 single sign-on.

Users will log in with their MacID@mcmaster.ca and password, similar to Office 365, when accessing e-resources while working off campus regardless of McMaster VPN activation.

McMaster University Library’s inaugural impact report is now available.

The 2021-22 impact report offers readers an inside look at the University library’s strategic work during the past year, through stories of innovative learning solutions, remarkable research support and meaningful outreach initiatives.

Keith Patrick was returning from a successful bombing mission in Arras, France when his Halifax bomber was chased and shot down by enemy fighters.

It was June 12, 1944, six days after D-Day.

The plane crashed in a field near the village of Gournay, killing four of the seven crew.

The LinkedIn Learning Club @ McMaster has compiled several introductory programming and data analysis courses for its latest campaign.

Throughout November, McMaster students using their free LinkedIn Learning accounts will have access to a collection of videos covering topics from data visualization to writing code.

This month’s selection of beginner-friendly courses was hand-picked by Maggie Chan and Eline Gonzalez, LinkedIn Learning ambassadors and McMaster University students.

Faculty, students, staff, and community members involved in McMaster University’s research enterprise are invited to participate in a series of opportunities to provide feedback on McMaster’s draft Research Data Management(RDM) Strategy.

Carefully stored in the William Ready Division of Archives and Research Collections at McMaster University Library is the earliest version of Anthony Burgess’ 1962 novel, A Clockwork Orange, one of the most famous and infamous novels of the 20^th century.

But how did it land at McMaster?

The latest edition of the Archives Alive series welcomes audiences to an in-person presentation to share the fascinating story of this rare acquisition.

The Basil H. Johnston Archives at McMaster University are now part of the Canadian Commission for UNESCO Canada Memory of the World Register.

Johnston (1929-2015) was an Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) author, linguist, and teacher. Widely considered one of the leading North American Indigenous authors of the 20th century, he wrote about Anishinaabe traditions, language, and modern life.