Library News

Our streaming video database Films on Demand recently added 57 new films to its collection in March. View the whole list, or check out the highlights below (PurplePass login required if you are off-campus). A Science of Falling in Love? Why do we fall in love? What makes us fall in love? And what... read on →

Note: Some articles may require your PurplePass login if accessing them from off-campus.College of Arts & SciencesDr. Virginia Glazier, PhD, Assistant Professor of Biology, has authored an article. EFG1, Everyone’s Favorite Gene in Candida albicans: A Comprehensive Literature... read on →

Our streaming video database Films on Demand added 618 new films to its collection in March. View the whole list, or check out the highlights below (PurplePass login required if you are off-campus). Core Outcomes in Neonatal Opioid Withdrawal An internationally developed, evidence-informed and... read on →

During spring break, the main floor of the Library on the Lewiston Campus is open 24 hours. The Library is staffed and all three floors are open during the following hours:Thursday, March 10 7:30am to Midnight Friday, March 11 7:30am to 6pm Saturday, March 12 11am to 4pm Sunday, March 13 Unstaffed... read on →

March is Women's History Month, so this post will take a look at NU Library's new display and our resources on the topic.Book/DVD Display  On the 2nd floor, next to the Rare Book Room, you'll find our "We Can Do It!" display. Books include Bossypants by Tina Fey, and The Secret History of Wonder... read on →

Dr. Lisa Kilanowski, Associate Professor of School Psychology, and Dr. Kristine Augustyniak, Professor of Counseling, have edited a book and also contributed several chapters. Principles of Leadership in School Psychology has been published by Springer and is available to borrow from NU Library.... read on →

Our streaming video database Films on Demand has recently added 76 new films to its collection. View the whole list, or check out the highlights below (PurplePass login required if you are off-campus). Non-Experimental Research MethodsThis film looks at the strengths, weaknesses, and limitations... read on →

Consistent with University policy, masks are no longer required in NU Library. An exception to this is our Instruction Lab in the basement level, where masks are still required for classes receiving group instruction.Of course, feel free to wear a mask if you prefer. Staff will match your... read on →

Note: Some articles may require your PurplePass login if accessing them from off-campus.College of Arts & SciencesDr. Stefanie Wichhart, Associate Professor of History, has authored a book chapter. "Innocent Efforts: The Brotherhood of Freedom in the Middle East During the Second World War" is... read on →

Our streaming video database Films on Demand added 112 new films to its collection in January. View the whole list, or check out the highlights below (PurplePass login required if you are off-campus).High-Risk High-Rise Every year, hundreds of new skyscrapers are built around the globe. As nations... read on →

February is Black History Month (also called African-American History Month) so let's look at some of NU Library’s resources on the topic.Book/DVD DisplayOn the 2nd floor, our Words Have Power display celebrates and highlights black voices. DVDs such as A Raisin in the Sun and books such as The... read on →

Note: Some articles may require your PurplePass login if accessing them from off-campus.College of Arts & SciencesDr. Wen Feng, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, has co-authored an article with colleagues from another institution. On the Barashenkov-Bogdan-Zhanlav Solitons and Their... read on →

Our streaming video database Films on Demand has recently added 288 new films to its collection. View the whole list, or check out the highlights below (PurplePass login required if you are off-campus).FakeLearn the history of misinformation, how human bias plays an important role in... read on →

Note: Some articles may require your PurplePass login if accessing them from off-campus.College of Arts & SciencesDr. Talia Harmon, Professor of Criminology & Criminal Justice, & Dr. David Taylor, Associate Professor of Criminology & Criminal Justice, have co-authored an article... read on →

See our most recent additions at our New Books page. If you find something you're interested in, click "View Availability" or scroll down to "Holdings" to see where it is located in the library building. Here are just a few highlights:Esports Business ManagementThis book addresses the current issues... read on →