
Along with all living, learning and study spaces on campus, Vanderbilt libraries underwent tremendous de-densifying of spaces to be ready for a physically distanced fall semester. Students returning to campus… Keep reading
Along with all living, learning and study spaces on campus, Vanderbilt libraries underwent tremendous de-densifying of spaces to be ready for a physically distanced fall semester. Students returning to campus… Keep reading
A library team enhanced the discoverability and accessibility of scholarly works this summer, specifically electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs) of Vanderbilt graduate students and the eight open access journals hosted… Keep reading
Utilizing Trint, a speech-to-text web application that uses machine learning to transcribe audio and video, a summer project team made amazing progress towards the goal to eliminate the CBS, NBC… Keep reading
The Campus Event Photography summer project team accepted the challenge of migrating 44,369 Photographic Archives digital images and their metadata from an old legacy database built in the 2000s to… Keep reading
Almost everyone has heard of Wikipedia, a free online encyclopedia created and edited by volunteers, but what about its sister project, Wikidata? Like Wikipedia, Wikidata is a free and collaboratively… Keep reading
The Southern Festival of Books, held in downtown Nashville since 1989, is a great event for the city and a easy way for Vanderbilt libraries to promote reading and spread… Keep reading
Thanks to contributions from The Wild Bunch, Vanderbilt Television News Archive partnered with a number of Vanderbilt departments to bring retired CBS News Correspondent Morton Dean to campus for a… Keep reading
Following in the path of WikiCite: a worldwide, crowdsourced initiative to create a freely-accessible database of academic literature in Wikidata, the VandyCite team contributes bibliographic information about faculty at Vanderbilt… Keep reading
A small but mighty team of five library staff set out to make previously digitized but not publicly accessible items from the library’s general and special collections freely available to… Keep reading
The Jean and Alexander Heard Libraries staff designed a pick-up program (PUP) to safely provide materials that were not accessible while the library buildings were closed due to the pandemic…. Keep reading