Libraries

Recently, the Harvard Kennedy School administration became increasingly concerned regarding the amount of study space available to its students.

Harvard faculty recently discussed its current stance against allowing Google Books to scan the University’s vast collection of copyrighted material.

The Library Implementation Group, charged this fall with making concrete changes to the University library system by the winter of 2010, will instead generate another, more specific round of proposals at the end of its one-year tenure.

With reading period almost done and finals looming, Lamonsters and Cabot-Dwellers alike are starting to feel the weight of late-nights ...

Harvard and MIT have opened large parts of their library collections to undergraduates at both schools in a new partnership ...

With shelf space running dry in Cambridge, the Harvard Depository is a critical component of the University's vision of the modern library, whose holdings are first found online rather than on the shelves themselves.

Lamont Library celebrated yesterday the establishment of its new multimedia lab, which provides undergraduates with a central location to edit media projects.

Professor Jeffrey F. Hamburger will chair a committee to represent faculty interests in the ongoing process to reform the library system.