Land Acknowledgement The land on which we gather is the unceded territory of the Awaswas-speaking Uypi Tribe. The Amah Mutsun Tribal Band, comprised of the descendants of indigenous people taken to ...
Join us for the Publishing Tips Series Season 3! Season 3 shares stories about publishing through eight interviews with PhD students, masters students, and postdoctoral researchers. These interviews ...
Something new is happening on the Lower Level of Science and Engineering. Rumblings of rumors suggest that 3D printers might be coming to the library... and they are right! The Digital Scholarship ...
To download ebooks for offline reading from EBSCO, you must now use Thorium Reader – EBSCOhost will present a passphrase to copy to open the ebook in Thorium. This app replaces Adobe Digital Editions ...
The University Library is thrilled to introduce Anna Ijiri Oehlkers as the recipient of the 2025-2026 Fellowship in the Center for Archival Research and Training (CART). Anna is going into her third ...
UCSC Faculty and the Library Partner to Lower Student Course Costs and Advance Learning The University Library is thrilled to announce the 2025 Open and Equitable Course Material Community of Practice ...
If you read ProQuest Ebooks and have saved them to the “bookshelf,” then read on… The library is implementing a new seamless and secure login experience. As a result, the contents you’ve saved to your ...
Starting September 14, 2023, email notifications from the UC Publication Management System are going out to authors who are covered by the UC Presidential Open Access Policy. This is the same system ...
Ingeborg created photographs on her many travels, including across Mexico and several countries in Europe and Asia, and she developed a keen fascination for the American West in particular. She ...
Dear friends of the Library: Nearly ever y day this spring, I see signs of our campus coming back to life. The cherry trees are blossoming in front of McHenry Library, just as they do every year, and ...
This piece was submitted to Out in the Redwoods as a narrative. Bettina Aptheker declined to be interviewed because she was in the middle of writing a memoir when this project was taking place, and ...
As we are winding down the summer and getting ready to welcome the new academic year here at UC Santa Cruz, I want to dedicate this issue of our newsletter to our students. They help us define and ...