The Library is pleased to announce that we have added Rock's Back Pages to our collection. Rock's Back Pages is an archive of some of the finest music journalism of the past 50 years. It covers almost all genres of popular music (including rock, pop, rap, and country), and contains everything from artist profiles to album reviews to feature articles. You can access Rock's Back Pages on our database page.
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Movie poster for "Bloody Sunday" (2002)[/caption]
Once again this Fall, the Irish Studies Program is proud to present the "Irish in Film" Series at Fairfield University. The first film
Movie poster for "Bloody Sunday" (2002)[/caption]
Once again this Fall, the Irish Studies Program is proud to present the "Irish in Film" Series at Fairfield University. The first film
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Artwork courtesy of the American Library Association.[/caption]
Artwork courtesy of the American Library Association.[/caption]
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The Library is pleased to add the Jewish Studies Collection to its JSTOR collections.
Jewish Studies Collection features journals that cover a unique range of historical and regional aspects of Jewish Studies. This collection includes published content dating back to 1889, as well as titles in English, German, French, Dutch, Italian, and Hebrew. It includes key publications of the Association for Jewish Studies, Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary, Hebrew Union College, Rabbinical Council of America, and the National Association of Professors of Hebrew. A number of titles with historical depth are also featured, including the oldest English-language journal in the field of Jewish Studies. Notable Titles include: Jewish Quarterly Review, Jewish Historical Studies, Studia Rosenthaliana, and Mitteilungen des Gesamtarchivs der deutschen Juden.
All JSTOR content is accessed via the same URL for JSTOR.
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In recognition of the first Jesuit elected pope and his visit to the United States, please visit the library for:
- Beginning Monday, Sept. 21, and continuing each day of Pope Francis
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Creation, Donald Jackson, Copyright 2003[/caption]
Creation, Donald Jackson, Copyright 2003[/caption]
Beginning Monday, Sept. 21, and continuing each day of Pope Francis
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DiMenna-Nyselius' Reference Librarians[/caption]
Scheduling a research appointment with a librarian has never been easier! Our new research appointment calendar makes it simple - just click on an available day in the calendar, select the time that works best for you, fill in your information, and send! If you find you need an alternative date or time just email us at reference@fairfield.edu and we will do our best to accommodate you.
Remember that research help is always available online 24/7 or visit us at the reference desk.
DiMenna-Nyselius' Reference Librarians[/caption]
Scheduling a research appointment with a librarian has never been easier! Our new research appointment calendar makes it simple - just click on an available day in the calendar, select the time that works best for you, fill in your information, and send! If you find you need an alternative date or time just email us at reference@fairfield.edu and we will do our best to accommodate you.
Remember that research help is always available online 24/7 or visit us at the reference desk.
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Read about the changes the Library instituted this summer to continue our focus on student learning, faculty teaching and research, and technology.
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Movie poster for "the Impossible" (2012)[/caption]
Throughout the semester, new installments to the Water Film Focus series will be held at the DiMenna-Nyselius library. The first film in the series is director
Movie poster for "the Impossible" (2012)[/caption]
Throughout the semester, new installments to the Water Film Focus series will be held at the DiMenna-Nyselius library. The first film in the series is director
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Our new Presentation Practice and Video Conference Room (Room 302 on upper level of Library)
Our new Presentation Practice and Video Conference Room (Room 302 on upper level of Library)
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