Faculty workshop: Using ILLiad for Interlibrary Loan

All City Tech faculty are welcome at tomorrow’s workshop, Using ILLiad for Interlibrary Loan. The workshop will be held at 1 pm in the library’s small e-classroom on the 4th floor.
Participants will learn how to register for ILLiad accounts, how to place requests for books and articles and how to and retrieve articles sent electronically, and how to use Find It! to request articles not available from the library’s subscriptions. Questions are encouraged!

Happy Birthday, HG Wells


Are you interested in reading books by the father of the TIME MACHINE? Who wouldn’t be? We’ve got plenty of books on the shelves at the library, but for those of you who are living with more futuristic book technology, the works of H.G. Wells are in the public domain, and you can read and download full text files of Wells’ books and short stories at sites like Bartleby.com, Project Gutenberg (you’ll need to scroll down) or Google Books.

Announcing Fall Hours for Library Service Desks


Beginning today, September 15th, the library service desks will be open during the following hours:
Periodicals Desks
Monday – Thursday 10-9pm
Friday 10-6pm
Internet Lab
Monday – Thursday 10-9pm
Friday 10-6pm
Multimedia Resource Center
Monday-Thursday 10-7pm
Friday 10-5pm
For regular library hours, or to find information about changes to the schedule, please consult the library website.

Free Books!


If you’re looking for something to read, why don’t you check out our cart of free books? The cart can currently be found outside of the entrance to the library (it has a sign saying “free books”) and has a great assortment of novels and non-fiction for your enjoyment. Take a book home today!
Update
New books have just been placed outside. Come check them out!

Our most popular ebrary titles

We’ve had Ebrary, a very large ebook collection, since last February. Here are City Tech’s top ten most popular titles. Thanks to Hunter Libraries for inspiring this post.

  1. Socialist Joy in the Writing of Langston Hughes
  2. Race and Religion Among the Chosen Peoples of Crown Heights
  3. Gloria Naylor : A Critical Companion
  4. Theban Plays of Sophocles
  5. Conspiracy Theories
  6. Debatabase Book : A Must Have Guide for Successful Debate (3
  7. Dangerous Frames : How Ideas about Race and Gender Shape Pub
  8. Historical Guide to Langston Hughes
  9. Careers in High Tech
  10. Iliad : Structure, Myth, and Meaning