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Tulane Libraries announce new agreement to broaden access to published research
The Tulane University Libraries have signed two Publish and Read agreements with two major scholarly journal publishers. Under these recent agreements, newly published articles by Tulane researchers appearing in any of nearly 500 academic journals from … (read more)
Tulane University jazz archive gets new name and expanded mission
Tulane University Special Collections (TUSC) is pleased to announce an expanded mission and new name for its famed music archive. Previously known as the Hogan Jazz Archive, the reconceived Hogan Archive of New Orleans Music and New Orleans Jazz will expand the scope of its collections, including acquisitions that document late 20th century and 21st-century contemporary… (read more)
Construction Alert: HTML ADA Ramp
Tulane University and Boudreaux Nathan Builders will begin repairs to the HTML ADA ramp on Friday, February 12, 2021.
Expected Timeline: This project will begin Friday, February 12, 2021 and continue through Friday, February 19, 2021.
Anticipated Impact: Starting Friday, February 12, 2021, the Dixon side (right side) front ramp at Howard-Tilton Memorial… (read more)
Tulane Libraries Announce New Agreement to Broaden Access to Published Research
Tulane University Libraries are pleased to announce the signing of Publish and Read agreements with two major scholarly journal publishers. Under these new agreements, newly-published articles by Tulane researchers appearing in any of nearly 500 academic journals from … (read more)
Latin American & Caribbean Carnival 2021: Resources from The Latin American Library
The cancellation of carnival in 2021 due to COVID has been a huge disappointment to the crowds of revelers who line the streets in the company of family and friends. But it is also dealing a heavy economic toll in cities who depend on welcoming crowds of locals and tourists alike, and more specifically to musicians and dancers, to artists who produce the floats, to street vendors, restaurant… (read more)
EndNote 20 is now available at Tulane
Rudolph Matas Library of the Health Sciences is happy to announce that EndNote 20 is now available to the entire Tulane Community. Students, staff, faculty, and researchers can download EndNote 20 for free for both macOS and Windows 10 computers.
EndNote 20 is reference management software with features to—
Keep all your references and reference-related… (read more)
Finding Latin American News and Newspapers
The Latin American Library's Research & Instruction Librarian, Rachel Stein, is offering a workshop on March 9, 2021, 12pm-1pm, on finding Latin American news and newspapers. Attendees will learn about key resources and strategies for locating and accessing both contemporary and historical Latin American, Caribbean, Hispanic-American, and Latinx newspapers and news sources in print,… (read more)
The Day of the Dead at The Latin American Library
Every year, The Latin American Library puts up a Day of the Dead offering to remember the deceased who live on in our memories. In 2020, we dedicated our offering to those who lost their lives due to the COVID-19 pandemic around the world.
In this video, LAL staff member Verónica Sánchez gives us an overview of Day of the Dead traditions in… (read more)
Pan-American Life in New Orleans
Pan-American Life in New Orleans unveils the Pan-American Life Insurance Group (PALIG) Collection, generously donated to The Latin American Library. The PALIG Collection documents the company’s 109 years connecting New Orleans with Latin America. The exhibit features photographs, manuscripts, and other materials from the PALIG archives as well as other holdings from the LAL that shed… (read more)
What Language Should I Use to Search?
Have you ever wondered what language you should use to search for academic resources on Latin America, the Caribbean, and Spain and Portugal?
In this new video tutorial, Rachel Stein, Latin American Library Research & Instruction Librarian, breaks down the benefits and drawbacks of searching in English vs. Spanish, Portuguese in Tulane's… (read more)