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April 2021: National Poetry Month

This April marks the 25th anniversary of National Poetry Month, and we’re celebrating our favorite poets and poetry in this month’s virtual book display.

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April 2021

This monthly installment features information on the MIT Press Open Architecture and Urban Studies Collection, access details to recent ALA CopyTalk and NISO webinars, information on the Open Access Agreement between the University of California and Elsevier, upcoming CMU Scholarly Commun

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Cabinets of Curiosity —A Virtual Exhibit

Since the closure of libraries at the start of the pandemic, librarians have found themselves physically separated from their institutional collections for many months, a year, or even longer.

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A Year of Teaching Data Skills with Animal Crossing

On March 20th, 2020, "Animal Crossing: New Horizons" was released, gaining millions of players across the world in its first year.

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Additions to Carnegie Mellon Action Project (CMAP) Records Now Accessible

The University Archives is excited to announce that a sizeable addition to the Carnegie Mellon Action Project (CMAP) Records is now open to research by faculty, students, alumni,and the public.

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Enjoy Free Access to The New York Times

The Libraries is pleased to announce that New York Times digital access is now available for the entire CMU Pittsburgh campus!

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National Parks

Photography throughout the years in the national parks.

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Celebrating Animal Crossing: New Horizon's 1 Year Anniversary!

Hey, folks! For fans of the Animal Crossing games, tomorrow is an exciting, momentus day. On March 20th, 2020, Animal Crossing: New Horizons was released and gained millions of players across the world during its first year.

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Mesco Finds It All in the Archives

Ann Marie Mesco taught herself hypertext markup language in the 1990s while managing a culinary school's library. Ever since coding that first website, she has built a career around guiding libraries into a digital future.