If you haven’t already noticed, our Library Portal has gone through an almost total overhaul, with: intuitive quick links faster access to electronic services consolidated space for library happenings powerful…
Continue readingMany students, especially students from the Business School, frequent the Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library; but how many know who the library was named after, and why the word “Memorial”…
Continue readingThe innovators: how a group of hackers, geniuses, and geeks created the digital revolution In October 2011, Walter Isaacson published Steve Jobs, an authorized biography based on over forty interviews…
Continue readingOn 18 September, a naming ceremony was held on level 5 of Central Library at the information desk area. The Reference Room was to be renamed as the Peggy Wai Chee Leong-Hochstadt Room, in remembrance…
Continue readingSince 18 September, the Reference Room at Central Library has been renamed the Peggy Wai Chee Leong-Hochstadt Room. Mrs Peggy Wai Chee Leong-Hochstadt served as the first Chief Librarian of…
Continue readingNUS staff and students at UTown can now borrow books from NUSL Express, a mini “branch library” which is an automated book lending and returning machine. Located at the Education…
Continue readingQuite frequently I see students in the library doing–how should I put this?–non-academic activities. Sleeping is the most common one, and also various online hobbies such as playing WoW (or…
Continue readingOn 25 April 2013, 15 excited students and staff gathered at Central Library Theatrette One. It was the prize presentation ceremony for the Library User Perception Survey Prize Draw! The…
Continue readingLibrary users, now is your chance to tell us what you think! From 7 March to 28 March, NUS Libraries is conducting an online user perception survey on the quality…
Continue readingWe invited you to capture moments that make NUS Libraries special to you. The sheer quality and volume of entries that were submitted to the 2012 NUS Libraries’ Photography Competition…
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