Keep Calm and Library On: We're Here for You Between Semesters

It may be one of the best-kept secrets at Texas Woman's University.  Between semesters when classes are not in session, the libraries in Denton and Dallas, and the Houston ARC, are (with modified hours) wide open.

Need a computer or scanner?  Some recreational reading, peace and quiet--or a cool space to work, read or relax?  Check the hours and stop by.  Library staff members, as always, are eager to assist you thr0ughout the summer--now and after the TWU Libraries' summer hours begin on June 3, 2013.

From the entire staff of TWU Libraries, may Summer '13 be everything you want it to be.  If we can be of assistance, we hope you'll let us know.

~Sandy Cochran 

Everybody Loves the Library

Everybody say "Librar-y-y-y!":  Students and teachers from Hodge Elementary School in
Denton, Texas visit the Blagg-Huey Library during a trip to the Denton campus of Texas
Woman's University.  May 14, 2013.  Photograph by Sandy Cochran.

 ~Sandy Cochran

We Go Together: Final Exam Week & the TWU Libraries

~Sandy Cochran

Your Next Great Read: Titles Added in March 2013

There's a brand-new list of titles recently added to the TWU Libraries' collections.  

The list--consisting of books, e-books and videos on various topics--is sure to include something to satisfy every interest.  Each title’s link takes you to the corresponding entry in TWUniversal--providing information on the item's location, availability and contents.

This author is currently reading a book new to the Browsing Collection--The Dinner by Herman Koch.  Take a few minutes from your busy schedule to peruse the list to find your own next great read. 

Happy hunting.

~Aubrey James

Musica Librorum: Free. Music. Friday.

~Sandy Cochran

New Database: Education Source

Database:  Education Source from EBSCOhost

Added:  April, 2013

Description:  Education Source is an extensive collection of full-text journals, books and conference papers spanning all levels of education from early childhood to higher education. Specific coverage includes subjects such as adult education, continuing education, distance learning, government funding, multicultural/ethnic education, social issues, student counseling and vocational education.

Access:  TWU Libraries homepage/Databases A-Z List/E/Education Source

Questions:  If you have any questions regarding this or any other database, the most convenient way to contact us is to use the online Ask a Librarian form.  A librarian will be happy to assist you.

~Sandy Cochran