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Explore the treasures of the Sheridan Libraries through highlighted special collections, archival materials, and online exhibitions. Documents the Hopkins history through recordings and transcriptions of interviews with members of the Hopkins community.
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The Brody Learning Commons opened in 2012 and was built with our students in mind. A focal point of activity (both studious and social), it contains 16 group study rooms, a 75-seat café, a 100-seat quiet reading room, and the thing our students told us they wanted more than anything elselots of natural light. The 24/7 building is also environmental...
The George Peabody Library, also known as the cathedral of books, holds some 300,000 volumes, mostly from the 18th and 19th centuries, and is routinely ranked among the most beautiful libraries in the world. The ornate, cast-iron balconies rise to a latticed skylight above a black-and-white-marble-floored atrium, providing an Instagram-worthy and i...
With spaces both traditional and modern, and world-class resourcesfrom rare books to the latest electronic databases and millions of print volumesthe university libraries help make discovery possible around the clock, across our campuses, and around the world.
The Sheridan Librariesmade up of the Brody Learning Commons, the Milton S. Eisenhower Library and its collections at the Albert D. Hutzler Reading Room in Gilman Hall, the John Work Garrett Library at Evergreen, and the George Peabody Library at Mount Vernon Placeprovide the major research library resources for the university. Together they contain...
Explore the libraries and study spaces of America's first research university, from the historic George Peabody Library to the modern Brody Learning Commons. Find books, journals, e-resources, and librarians to help fuel your discovery.
Find articles, books, and other sources for your research with various databases, guides, and services. Learn how to access materials from off-campus, request books, and get help from librarians.
Find out the opening hours and locations of the libraries and study spaces at Johns Hopkins University. See which libraries are open, closed, or by appointment on any given day.
4 set 2024 · Project MUSE promotes the creation and dissemination of essential humanities and social science resources through collaboration with libraries, publishers, and scholars worldwide. Forged from a partnership between a university press and a library, Project MUSE is a trusted part of the academic and scholarly community it serves.
Databases provide access to journal articles, newspapers, audio and video recordings, data sets, dissertations, and more. Most databases are restricted to students, faculty, and staff of Johns Hopkins and must not be used for commercial or other purposes not related to the mission of Johns Hopkins.
1 ago 2024 · Library information is available in the following ways: The basics of using Catalyst and library databases to locate books and articles. Searchable FAQ and list of ways to contact the Research Consultation Office. YouTube channel with short how-to videos.
