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How A Music Professor Enhanced Her Course by Collaborating with a Librarian

When Assistant Professor of Musicology Alexa Woloshyn needed to implement a major revision of her Music History III course that is required for all undergraduate music majors, she called on the services of

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Introducing Controlled Digital Lending

Controlled digital lending (CDL) enables our library to scan and lend a digitized version of a book in lieu of a physical copy, in a controlled manner that precludes copying or redistribution.

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Happy National Coming Out Day!

National Coming Out Day was established on Oct. 11, 1988, to commemorate the National Gay & Lesbian March on Washington one year earlier.

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dataCoLAB Celebrates One Year

The Data Collaborations Lab (dataCoLAB) celebrated its first year of operations in September 2020.

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LGBT History Month

October is LGBT History Month, where each year the history and achievements of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people are celebrated.

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Libraries Use Computer Vision to Explore Archival Photo Collection

An internal web application built by Libraries faculty and staff leverages computer vision to improve the discoverability of archival photos by allowing archivists to quickly find groups of images depicting similar subjects and add descriptive metadata tags in bulk.

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'There's a Place Where Everyone Can be Happy': Code4Lib 2020 in Pittsburgh

Each day in my role here at CMU Libraries, I'm steeped in everything data. I really enjoy getting to teach other people data skills while also honing my own skills in the process! However, it hasn't always been easy.

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How To: Request a Book for Pickup

Due to COVID-19, the Libraries have made many changes to our operations this semester. The Hunt Library stacks are closed, reservations are required for seating, and CMU affiliates will need to place a hold on materials through an online reservation system.