In response to the pandemic, many vendors and publishers are making scholarly content temporarily available for free. IU Libraries have … Temporary Free Access to Academic Resources during COVID-19
With the rising awareness and discourse surrounding racial inequity in the United States, you may have noticed several resource lists … Black Lives Matter: IU Libraries Curates Resource List
This post was contributed by Map & Spatial Data Librarian Theresa Quill. Scholarly and scientific information is distributed in a variety … Data & Visual Literacy and the COVID-19 Infodemic
As American aphorist Mason Cooley wrote, “Reading gives us somewhere to go when we have to stay where we are.” … Reading Recommendations Roundup!
The National Institutes of Health, Centers for Disease Control, and Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality have implemented the 1st … ORCID requirement for NIH – 2nd deadline fast approaching
The Scholarly Communication Department is delighted to announce the recent arrival of Sarah Crissinger, our new Scholarly Communication Librarian. Sarah will play … Our New Scholarly Communication Librarian
Endangered Data Week is an initiative committed to raising awareness of threats to publicly available data; exploring the power dynamics … Endangered Data Week
The Bloomington Faculty Council unanimously approved an Open Access policy today that ensures that faculty scholarship will be accessible and available to … Open Access policy adopted by IU Bloomington faculty
Earlier this month, I attended a pair of conferences – Electronic Resources & Libraries (ER&L) + Designing for Digital (D4D) … Conference roundup: Electronic Resources & Libraries + Designing for Digital
Less than a month after the academic publisher Elsevier’s director of access and policy Dr. Alicia Wise posted the company’s … Shareability vs. open access: A summary of the contention around Elsevier’s new sharing policy