Along with the Peter White Public Library and the Marquette Regional History Center, NMU is seeking to collect and preserve the experiences of individuals, families, and organizations living and working in Marquette County as they deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. We are living history right now, and your perspective is important for future generations!
Calling all graduate students, faculty, and seniors at NMU!
Are you interested in expanding or honing your knowledge about locating, critically selecting, managing, and properly citing scholarly sources?
How about being in a course that is focused on student centered learning, research needs, and program-specific scholarly writing rules of style compliance from your own department?
You may be interested in AIS 535 with Michael Strahan. If you have any additional questions regarding this course or what it entails, contact mstrahan@nmu.edu.
With added safety precautions in place, Lydia M. Olson Library will reopen to the public on Monday, August 3, 2020.
Creative activities can help us manage our mood and make us feel happier. We've picked out a collection of crafty e-books to help you create something fun this summer.
Choose a craft you are familiar with or try something completely new--it's up to you! To check out these e-books, login to the NMU VPN and click the titles.
We're happy to announce the schedule of the Blalock Lecture Series for the 2020 Summer Program.
Librarian Mollie Freier will be teaching a new online class this fall. AIS 373 will help you:
Are you having difficulty finding a dedicated time to write? Are distractions consuming your calendar and focus? Is it time to reconnect with overlooked projects?
Northern Michigan University is offering 11 self-paced, online educational modules related to the COVID-19 pandemic free of charge. NMU faculty members from a variety of disciplines developed the short, non-credit courses. Topics range from the scientific aspects of coronaviruses and testing to the impacts on communities, businesses and families.
June is Rainbow Book Month, a nationwide celebration of the authors and writings that reflect the lives and experiences of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, pansexual, genderqueer, queer, intersex, agender, and asexual community. It was originally established in the 1990's as National Lesbian and Gay Book Month.
Celebrate with us by perusing the American Library Association's:
