Library News

Dr. Maritza Branker, associate professor of mathematics, and Dr. Caitlin Riegel, adjunct professor of education and mathematics, published Reaching Deep Conceptual Understanding Through Technology in The Mathematics Teacher.  read on →

Dr. Chad Mangum, assistant professor of mathematics, published Fermionic Realization of Twisted Toroidal Lie Algebras in arXiv. read on →

Dr. Doug Tewksbury, associate professor of communication studies, published "Digital Solidarity, Analog Mobilization: An Ethnography of the Technology-Embedded Protest Networks of the Québec Student Strike" in Canadian Journal of Communication.Here is the abstract:"This article presents the results... read on →

Dr. Vincent Agnello, professor of accounting, and Drs Joseph Winter and Hai Ta, assistant professors of accounting, co-authored Case Study: Robin Hood or Criminal? The Case of a Bank Loan Officer in Journal of Vincentian Social Action. read on →

A good time was had by all at NU Library’s Pumpkin Painting Party on Oct. 22. Attendees used paint, as well as the craft materials available in the Teachers' Studio/Makerspace, to decorate pumpkins. The results can be seen at this photo album on our Facebook page.The following day, once the... read on →

Dr. Diane Halm, faculty fellow in the department of English, published Writing Success and Self Efficacy: The Student Perspective in Journal of Education and Social Development. read on →

Melissa Langridge, user education coordinator, and Elizabeth "Izzy" Marohn, a junior biology and history major, presented "Chaos Reigned: An Explanation of an Information Literacy Escape Room" at the Western New York Library Resources Council's INTERSECT conference in Buffalo on October 5. Melissa... read on →

Dr. Daniel Pinti, professor of English, published the article Bodies in Saga in ImageTexT: Interdisciplinary Comics Studies. read on →

Dr. Rose Hershenov, adjunct professor of philosophy, co-authored Twin Inc in Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics. Her co-author is Dr. David Doroski from Franciscan University.  read on →

Dr. Carrie Teresa, assistant professor of communication studies, just published an essay called “The Jim Crow-Era Black Press: Of and For its Readership” in the August 2018 issue of The American Historian, a publication of the Organization of American Historians. read on →

Sharon Green, coordinator of instructional services in the Academic Success Center, was interviewed for the article Improving Your Reading Comprehension Skills in College: Keep Your Pen Handy, Look Up New Words — and Don’t Get Discouraged on the AffordableCollegesOnline web site.  read on →

Plagiarism is on the rise everywhere, and NU Library is here to help instructors and students learn how to avoid it. Take a look at these resources:Interactive Plagiarism TutorialYou can have your students complete this for class, and the results of their quiz answers will be sent to the... read on →

Dr. Cassie Marnocha, assistant professor of biology & environmental science, presented S(0) cycling in acidic springs dominated by Acidithiobacillus spp, research about the acidic springs at the Iroquois Wildlife Refuge, at the Goldschmidt Conference in Boston on August 13, 2018.Some of... read on →

Dr. Ann Rensel, associate professor of management, and Dr. Tenpao Lee, professor of economics, published Structural Bonus of Factor Productivity in China's High-Tech Industry: A Cross-Sector, Cross-Province, and Cross-Ownership Study in Journal of Applied Business & Economics with colleagues... read on →

The Library has acquired ​Very Good to Despicable: The Impact of the Seven Deadly Sins on Contemporary Leaders, a book by Dr. Walter Polka, professor of education, and alumni from NU's Leadership & Policy PhD program.  read on →