After several months of preparation, planning and experimentation, the MU Libraries  are pleased to introduce a mobile interface to the MU Libraries website.   To visit it, just point your mobile device to http://mulibraries.missouri.edu

If you don’t have a mobile device and would like to see a web version, go to http://mulibraries.missouri.edu/mobile

Check it out.

Confused about the overwhelming number of library resources?  Try out our new LibGuide, Best Basic Resources for Research!

Thursday, May 6               7:30 am                4 am

Friday, May 7                     6 am                      4 am

Saturday, May 8               9 am                      4 am

Sunday, May 9                  9 am                      4 am

Monday, May 10              6 am                      4 am

Tuesday, May 11              6 am                      4 am

Wednesday, May 12       6 am                      4 am

Thursday, May 13            6 am                      4 am

Friday, May 14                   6 am                      9 pm

Saturday, May 15             9 am                      5 pm

Sunday, May 16                noon                     5 pm

Monday, May 17              Resume scheduled hours

Bookmark Cafe will be open until midnight on May 9-11.

Bookmark Cafe will also have free coffee starting at midnight on May 9-11. Happy studying!

Hours for Circulation/Reserve Desk

Monday, May 10       7am – 2am

Tuesday, May 11       7am – 2am

Wednesday, May 12       7am – 2am

Thursday, May 13       7am – 2am

Friday, May 14       7am – 6pm

Saturday, May 15     9am-5pm

Sunday, May 16                Closed

Skateboards are a energy-efficient, healthy…and HAWT…means of getting around campus.   We at the MU Libraries have a keen sense of the aesthetic, the body in motion, the spring breeze whipping through the hair of MU scholars on the move.  So come to the Reserve Desk to get your wheels on, just in time for Earth Day.  Each of our unique MU Libraries Scholarly Schateboards is emblazoned with a literary quotation.  We love them!   Pick yours up now!

Trenton Boyd, Head of Zalk Veterinary Medical Library, has been named the 2010 recipient of the Medical Library Association’s Louise Darling Medal for Distinguished Achievement in Collection Development in the Health Sciences!

Read all about it.

Way to go, Trenton!!

The ASPCA has developed a Poisonous Plant “Pet Safe” App, available on iTunes.

Pet Safe includes:

• a searchable database of plants reported to adversely affect the health of dogs, cats and horses;
• detailed profiles of each plant, including common and scientific names, images and a list of potential symptoms if ingested

The Food Animal Veterinarian Recruitment and Retention Program, a joint effort of the AVMA and its charitable arm, the American Veterinary Medical Foundation, and funded by several industry partners, will provide financial incentives in the form of student loan debt forgiveness for veterinarians who commit to four years of employment in food animal veterinary medicine.

More information.

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The following cameras are available for checkout with an MU ID at the Ellis Library Circulation/Reserve Desk.

7 Zeiss SONY 40X HANDYCAM Digital Video Camera Recorders on Reserve for 1 day loan;

1 Zeiss SONY 800X Digital Video Camera Recorder for 1 day loan; and

2 Flip Video Ultra HD Camcorders for 1 day loan.

For more information, contact the Ellis Library Circulation/Reserve Desk at 882-3362.