Updates to Rutgers Editorial Style Guide University Communications and Marketing has developed and maintains the Rutgers Editorial Style Guide as a tool for communicators at the university. Approximately once a year, the guide is revised to keep it current with… Continue Reading
Rutgers University Libraries to Screen Rigged: The Voter Suppression Playbook Followed by Panel of Experts National Voter Registration Day Tuesday, September 22, 7 pm – 8:30 pm “When you deprive people of the right to vote, the vote being the… Continue Reading
One of my projects for the summer was transferring the Communications Department site off the old apps.libraries platform and over to the new Staff Resources site. It is now located here: staff.libraries.rutgers.edu/communications. On the site you will find a variety… Continue Reading
Antiracism LibGuide A new guide created by Katie Anderson highlights resources for research on antiracism with a focus on sources that are available at Rutgers. Antiracism is the practice of identifying, challenging, and changing the values, structures, and behaviors that perpetuate… Continue Reading
Diane Biunno joined the Libraries as metadata archivist for the Institute of Jazz Studies back in February. Here, we catch up with her to learn more about her experience and what she has been working on since the shift to… Continue Reading
Real Stress, Virtual Busting In lieu of physical events this finals season, New Brunswick Libraries have developed a virtual stressbusters LibGuide. Visit it to check out their virtual escape rooms, puzzles, tours, crafting activities and much more! Kudos to Rose… Continue Reading
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That’s Special Anticipating the physical and programmatic merger of the Department of Special Collections, University Archives, and the Records Management Program later this spring, University Librarian Hendrik Edelman has asked Ruth Simmons to serve as coordinator. Funds for the renovation… Continue Reading
Bishop Lecture Returns The 34th annual Bishop Lecture will feature photographer and author Barbara Mensch, who will speak about how she was inspired by Special Collections and University Archives’ Roebling Collection to create her recent book In the Shadow of Genius: The… Continue Reading
Continuing the work of presenting our digital projects in a consistent arrangement, the Digital Exhibits page is available with its first five digital exhibitions. The page summarizes the completed projects and links to each online exhibition and its exhibit catalog.… Continue Reading