Study days and finals are almost here. The Library has everything you need to end the semester on a high note.
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During finals week, keep these tips in mind to help you protect your devices and your information.
All the meticulous research you conduct for a paper could still be worthless if you haven’t properly cited your sources. Fortunately, the Library offers tools and expertise that can help you make citations a breeze.
If you’re working on a major project (or a few) as the end of the semester approaches, the Library can save you tons of time with a one-on-one consultation.
If you are a graduate student preparing to submit a thesis, dissertation, or doctoral project, the Library has several resources available to help you navigate the process.
Georgetown’s spring semester is coming up quickly, so it’s a great time to take advantage of the Library’s course reserves service. We can help faculty and instructors prepare course readings and assignments.
Low battery? The Library has secure charging stations for laptops, phones, and other mobile devices.
Show off the projects you've made using Library resources.
As you plan your spring courses, remember that our research librarians can work with you to help scaffold learning in your course and foster student inquiry through library research instruction.
The Booth Family Center for Special Collections and Georgetown’s Catholic Studies Program are now accepting applications for the Hilltop Short-Term Research Fellowship for Individual Research in Catholic Studies, a new four-week research fellowship in Georgetown University Library’s Special Collections.
As a result of research from Loyola University Maryland, archivists at the Booth Family Center for Special Collections learned of a disturbing historical account of a human artifact displayed in a former museum at Georgetown.
As part of a Title VI grant recently awarded to the Center for Contemporary Arabic Studies, the Library will receive funds to build Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) collections.
The Library offers trial access to ebooks from 19 university presses and DeGruyter Publishing through our membership in the Washington Research Library Consortium.
A new exhibition in the Stephen Richard Kerbs Exhibit Area on Lauinger’s third floor documents the filming of The Exorcist through photographs, press clippings, and other historical records.
The daily Heardle is no match for our new Middle East Studies Liaison and Reference Librarian.
Georgetown’s Summer 2022 electronic theses, dissertations, and doctoral projects are now available in DigitalGeorgetown.
Step away from colonial views and interpretations and explore history, fiction, and poetry from Indigenous authors in our newest Recommended Reading bookshelf.
New at the Library this month are trials to several databases as well as fascinating titles on beards, Iranian art, and local governance.
Two of the finalists in the 2022 Bark Tank competition, held November 2, made significant use of the Maker Hub to develop their businesses.
“From Mission to Social Justice: Four Centuries of the Maryland Province of the Society of Jesus,” the newest exhibition on the Library’s fifth floor, explores the enduring legacy of the missions established by members of the Society of Jesus in Maryland in 1634.
The Bioethics Research Library has digitized and preserved more than 350 hours of bioethics lectures presented at the Kennedy Institute of Ethics from 1973–2016.
The Library's new head of access services is also an active sports coach and a fan of spice.
Find new books on Japanese art and U.S.–China relations, and explore trial databases of Spanish films, South African newspapers, and Arabic publications.