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Sunday, April 7th, 2013New York Times full text available online 1851 – present
Sunday, April 7th, 2013Kent Library is excited to announce the addition of the Historical New York Times to our collection of online resources. The entire series of this newspaper is available in full text and full image from 1851 to 2009, with full text (words only) also available from 2009 to the present
Articles are scanned in individually, as well as full images of each page, so you can see the content as it was originally published, including photographs and advertisements in context.
This resource is available on the Databases A-Z page
BlogrollCheck out our projectors!
Thursday, November 8th, 2012Pocket sized digital projectors are available for checkout from the IM Center in Kent Library. The projector is ideal for small group projects and has a 7 day checkout period. Ask in the IMC for more details or visit http://semo.libguides.com/imc/new.
BlogrollFall 2012 Athenæum Series : student music recital
Thursday, October 18th, 2012On Wednesday, October 31, 2012, at 12:30 p.m. in Sadie’s Place at Kent Library, Dr. Jeff Noonan and student musicians from the Music Department of Southeast Missouri State Universitys Holland School of Visual and Performing Arts will perform musical selections from some of the worlds treasured musical masterpieces. The event is open to all and refreshments will be served. For more information, visit http://library.semo.edu/info/athenaeum.shtml
BlogrollKent Library Fall Break hours
Wednesday, October 10th, 2012Kent Library will have the following hours for fall break:
Thursday, October 11 – 7:30am – 5:30pm
Friday, October 12 – 7:30am – 5:30pm
Saturday, October 13 – Closed
Sunday, October 14 – 6pm – 11pm
Normal building hours will resume on Monday, October 15
BlogrollKent Library’s Fall 2012 Athenaeum Series Presents Students from the Department of Theatre and Dance “Numbers from Grease”
Monday, September 10th, 2012One of the most popular and long-running Broadway musicals of all time, Grease is the word. The Tony Award-winning high school musical rocks with charm and sheer energy and features such hit songs as “Summer Nights,” “Beauty School Dropout” and “Greased Lightnin”. Students will be performing select numbers from Grease at 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, September 12, in Sadie’s Place at Kent Library. This event is open to all, and snacks are provided. For more information, visit http://library.semo.edu/info/athenaeum.shtml
BlogrollSearchpath undergoing revisions
Friday, May 25th, 2012Searchpath will be undergoing revisions this summer. It will remain available as a resource, but due to ongoing content revisions, it will not be available for course use until fall semester. Questions about Searchpath can be directed to Claudia Ruediger – cruediger@semo.edu or Matt Olsen – molsen@semo.edu .
BlogrollTake the Kent Library survey and enter a drawing to win a gift card
Tuesday, May 8th, 2012Take the Kent Library Survey and enter a drawing to win a gift card. We appreciate your feedback!
BlogrollKent Library’s Spring 2012 Athenæum Series: Preparing the American Idol Generation for the Political Future: An Evaluation of Perceptions of Government and Politics, Present and Future.
Wednesday, April 18th, 2012Despite growing up in an era where information has been more readily available than ever before, young Americans today are no more learned or skilled than their predecessors. As the political world continues to evolve and shape their futures, it is imperative that we be able to assess their political and public affairs knowledge and concerns. In this presentation, Dr. Will Miller and student presenters, Aaron Griffin and Zach Chinea, will examine what our students know about politics, what their fears are regarding our government and country as they move forward, and what the university can holistically do to better assure that we are graduating well-rounded political citizens. The presentation takes place in Kent Library’s Sadie’s Place at noon on Wednesday, April 18, 2012. Refreshments will be provided, and the presentation is open to all.
BlogrollTrial access to Ebrary – a collection of over 70,000 e-books
Wednesday, April 4th, 2012Kent Library is featuring trial access to Ebrary, a digital library of over 70,000 e-books covering a wide variety of academic topics, intended for college level study and research. Books may be read online in a web browser, or chapters and/or sections of up to 60 pages may be downloaded as PDF files. Entire books may also be ‘checked out’ for a 2 week period. Downloads require creating a free personal account with Ebrary, which also enables note-taking and other features. E-book content can be directly downloaded to iPhones/iPads via a dedicated app. For other devices, e-books can be downloaded to a computer, then transferred/sideloaded using the free Adobe Digital Editions software. The trial runs through the end of the Spring semester.
- Access the Ebrary search/browse interface.
- 4 Steps to Ebrary quick access guide – PDF format
- Quick start video (Flash format).
- Two-page quick guide – step by step getting started guide in PDF format.
- The iOS app is available through the app store on your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad.
- Adobe Digital Editions software PC based software for offline reading/transferring to non iOS mobile devices.
- Note: the Amazon Kindle does not currently support downloading entire books for 2 week checkout, but single chapters or sections up to 60 pages may be downloaded.
