Three graduate students from a range of disciplines will spend the next year exploring how they can apply the principles of digital scholarship to their research.

McMaster University Library is very pleased to sponsor a travel scholarship for one McMaster graduate student to attend a conference on Open Access in Brussels, Belgium from November 14-16, 2015. 

A handwritten letter penned by Alice Munro and housed in McMaster's archives has provided the backdrop for a stamp recently issued by Canada Post honouring the Nobel Prize winning author.

Read about all this and more in the latest issue of the McMaster Library News.

The final deadline for RefWorks is approaching and all users are reminded to migrate their references before it’s too late. The University Library's subscription to RefWorks has now ended. 

McMaster University Library has unveiled a new strategic plan intended to help accelerate the pace of research on campus and enhance learning opportunities for students.

Visiting fellow Jessica Steinberg is using 18^th century literary texts housed in McMaster’s archives to explore attitudes towards sin and vice in London 300 years ago.

The award-winning author, publisher and filmmaker talks about the future of writing, the importance of crossing borders, and why he donated his archives to the McMaster Library.

The University is now a signatory to the Berlin Declaration, an international statement meant to encourage researchers to make their scholarly articles freely available online.

McMaster University Library is now home to the Hamilton Spectator World War II Photo Collection, made up of thousands of images that bring the war years vividly to life.