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Rutgers University Libraries @RULibraries

Ranked among the nation’s top research libraries with 11 locations and five distinctive collections throughout @RutgersU’s three regional campuses.

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🚨 NIH researchers: important update! The NIH now requires all biosketches and other support documents to be created and certified through SciENcv. 📚 Rutgers University Libraries are here to help! 👉 Read more: go.rutgers.edu/sciencv
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🎉 Congratulations to Rutgers Art Librarian Megan Lotts on her drawing being featured on the cover of College & Research Libraries News! Her sketch captures the energy of the 2025 ALA Annual Conference. (ALA 2026 is coming up later this month.) go.rutgers.edu/crln-26
Line drawing of individuals reading posters at an exhibit. The heading reads "College & Research Libraries News." The posters include "ALA assisting ParaProfessionals" and "Libraries Transform." A handwritten note at the bottom says, "ALA is fighting for digital equity," with a signature and date "6.27.25."

ALT Line drawing of individuals reading posters at an exhibit. The heading reads "College & Research Libraries News." The posters include "ALA assisting ParaProfessionals" and "Libraries Transform." A handwritten note at the bottom says, "ALA is fighting for digital equity," with a signature and date "6.27.25."
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We have a new BTAA open access agreement with Wiley, meaning: ✅ No author fees or caps on publishing in Wiley hybrid journals ✅ Full read access to Wiley journals ❗Publishing support is changing for some journals – submission timing may matter go.rutgers.edu/wiley
Open Access Agreement with Wiley. New guidance for 2026–2027. Rutgers University Libraries logo displayed.

ALT Open Access Agreement with Wiley. New guidance for 2026–2027. Rutgers University Libraries logo displayed.
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📣 Please note: Rutgers University Libraries will be closed on Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day. We remember and honor those who lost their lives while serving our country.
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We will be closed on Friday, May 22, as we focus on enhancing your library experience. ✨ While our physical locations will be closed, remote services are still available 24/7.
An announcement from Rutgers University Libraries, stating closure on Friday, May 22, to enhance library services. Remote services remain available 24/7.

ALT An announcement from Rutgers University Libraries, stating closure on Friday, May 22, to enhance library services. Remote services remain available 24/7.
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AI chatbots can sound confident—but nearly half the time, they give problematic medical answers. 😬 That’s why systematic reviews matter more than ever. They’re the gold standard for trustworthy evidence. And librarians can help: 👉 go.rutgers.edu/safeguard-evi…
A stack of books is in the background with a magnifying glass placed in front. Text reads: "Systematic Reviews: Safeguarding Evidence in the Age of AI." A URL, go.rutgers.edu/safeguard-evidence, is also displayed.

ALT A stack of books is in the background with a magnifying glass placed in front. Text reads: "Systematic Reviews: Safeguarding Evidence in the Age of AI." A URL, go.rutgers.edu/safeguard-evidence, is also displayed.
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You’ve got this—finals week is here! 💪📚 Many of our libraries are staying open longer during reading days and exams to help you finish strong. ℹ️ See the hours at your library: go.rutgers.edu/libraries-hou… 🚨 Some of these hours are Rutgers-only, so bring your Rutgers ID card!
A poster for Rutgers University Libraries announces extended hours starting May 5. The top section shows a clock icon, with shelves filled with books in the background. The Rutgers University Libraries logo is at the bottom.

ALT A poster for Rutgers University Libraries announces extended hours starting May 5. The top section shows a clock icon, with shelves filled with books in the background. The Rutgers University Libraries logo is at the bottom.
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Did you see the R Garden on Rutgers Day? The Libraries transformed the Block R into an open book! 👀 Meet the creative minds who conceived and constructed this work of art: Charles Casseus, Luke Sangiamo, and Ray George from our centralized shipping department. 👏👏👏
Three people stand in front of a large red letter "R" with the text "Your Library, Everywhere @Rutgers" on it. They are posing and smiling for the photo.

ALT Three people stand in front of a large red letter "R" with the text "Your Library, Everywhere @Rutgers" on it. They are posing and smiling for the photo.

A sculpture resembling a red book with the Rutgers University Libraries logo and text "RUL 1766-2026" on the cover. The open pages display graphics and information about Rutgers University Libraries, including library statistics and services.

ALT A sculpture resembling a red book with the Rutgers University Libraries logo and text "RUL 1766-2026" on the cover. The open pages display graphics and information about Rutgers University Libraries, including library statistics and services.

Large 3D letters "R U" display information about Rutgers University Libraries. The panels include library photos, locations such as Newark and New Brunswick, and a list of libraries, including Alexander Library and Art Library.

ALT Large 3D letters "R U" display information about Rutgers University Libraries. The panels include library photos, locations such as Newark and New Brunswick, and a list of libraries, including Alexander Library and Art Library.

The image features a large, decorative display shaped like the letters "R" and "U" promoting Rutgers University Libraries. The display highlights "5 Distinctive Collections" such as the Institute of Jazz Studies and Special Collections, with QR codes and social media logos. The text mentions over 2.8 million digital resources.

ALT The image features a large, decorative display shaped like the letters "R" and "U" promoting Rutgers University Libraries. The display highlights "5 Distinctive Collections" such as the Institute of Jazz Studies and Special Collections, with QR codes and social media logos. The text mentions over 2.8 million digital resources.
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Are you working on intervention reviews and already familiar with Covidence? Join us for an in‑depth workshop exploring the newly revamped Extraction 1 tool, designed to make your data extraction workflow faster, clearer, and more export‑ready. 👉 libraries.rutgers.edu
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It's Rutgers Giving Day. Will you please give to our OAT Program? OAT promotes the use of low-cost, library-provided, or open educational resources—saving students over $13 million since 2016. 👉 Give now at go.rutgers.edu/give-oat Give today. Make an impact that lasts. 🫶
Two people are sitting at a table in a library, focused on a laptop decorated with various stickers. Text on the image reads: "Open and Affordable Textbooks (OAT) Program Fund" with the Rutgers University Libraries logo. There is also information about Rutgers Giving Day, April 24, 2026, with a link: go.rutgers.edu/give-oat.

ALT Two people are sitting at a table in a library, focused on a laptop decorated with various stickers. Text on the image reads: "Open and Affordable Textbooks (OAT) Program Fund" with the Rutgers University Libraries logo. There is also information about Rutgers Giving Day, April 24, 2026, with a link: go.rutgers.edu/give-oat.
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Artificial intelligence is already part of your daily life, from smart assistants to content recommendations, but how can you use it for your own benefit? Find out in today's free online workshop. Register at libraries.rutgers.edu
A digital flyer for "Workshops This Week" at Rutgers University Libraries. The highlighted workshop is "Data Science Basics: A Beginner’s Guide to AI Tools," scheduled for Monday the 20th at 12:00 PM online. It offers an exploration of free AI tools aiding writing, design, productivity, and more. Registration is directed to libraries.rutgers.edu.

ALT A digital flyer for "Workshops This Week" at Rutgers University Libraries. The highlighted workshop is "Data Science Basics: A Beginner’s Guide to AI Tools," scheduled for Monday the 20th at 12:00 PM online. It offers an exploration of free AI tools aiding writing, design, productivity, and more. Registration is directed to libraries.rutgers.edu.
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Great coverage by @RutgersU on our collaboration with @MiddlesexCntyNJ. Get to Cornelius Low House for this impressive exhibit! New Exhibit Showcases New Jersey’s Prominent Role in American Revolution rutgers.edu/news/new-exhibit…

New Exhibit Showcases New Jersey’s Prominent Role in American Revolution

In honor of the nation’s 250th anniversary, Rutgers is putting rare items on display that date back to the earliest days of the country at the Cornelius Low House in Piscataway. Take a look at some...

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🎥 Watch the full video 👇 of our March 10 symposium on AI in research. The hybrid event drew nearly 100 in-person attendees, with another 115 participating via Zoom. go.rutgers.edu/ai-higher-ed-…
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⌛Time is running out to apply for the OAT Authoring Award! This $3,500 award is for the creation and development of a completely new open textbook. All Rutgers faculty are eligible to apply. Deadline: April 9 Info & apply: go.rutgers.edu/oat-26
Rutgers University Libraries logo with text: "Open and Affordable Textbooks Program. Apply now & help students save."

ALT Rutgers University Libraries logo with text: "Open and Affordable Textbooks Program. Apply now & help students save."
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This week: Learn how to protect yourself from mis/disinformation in an increasingly AI-driven world (April 1). Plus, data science & sources, nursing databases, ArcGIS Pro, and SAS for statistical analysis. Info/register at libraries.rutgers.edu
Workshops schedule flyer from Rutgers University Libraries for the week of March 30 to April 2, 2026. Sessions include topics like data science basics, evidence-based databases for nursing, data sources, mis/disinformation, and SAS software. Registration link: libraries.rutgers.edu.

ALT Workshops schedule flyer from Rutgers University Libraries for the week of March 30 to April 2, 2026. Sessions include topics like data science basics, evidence-based databases for nursing, data sources, mis/disinformation, and SAS software. Registration link: libraries.rutgers.edu.
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🧠📸 Do you think you can't be fooled by a fake AI image? The reality is, AI-generated images are becoming more realistic—and more dangerous. 👉 Read our story and learn 3 ways the Libraries can help: libraries.rutgers.edu/news/h…
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Ambassador Katahira's day at Rutgers included a visit to Alexander Library and a tour of the William Elliot Griffis Collection, which is housed in our Special Collections and University Archives.
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AMB Katahira met with @RutgersU President William F. Tate IV to discuss historic ties & broad exchange with 🇯🇵. He toured the Griffis collection, had a roundtable with students, a working lunch & a visit to the burial site of Taro Kusakabe, the first Japanese student at Rutgers.
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This week's workshops cover a wide range of research competencies: exploring data trends, creating interactive data visualizations, publishing to data repositories, AI literacy, telling a story with GIS data, and using citation managers. More info: libraries.rutgers.edu
Promotional flyer for Rutgers University Libraries workshops in March 2026. Schedule details: - Monday, 23rd, 12:00 PM: Online workshop on 'Exploring Trends with Google Data.' - Tuesday, 24th, 12:00 PM: Online interactive data visualizations with Shiny. - Wednesday, 25th, 12:30 PM: Publishing to data repositories and R packages. - Wednesday, 25th, 4:00 PM: Ethical implications of generative AI. - Thursday, 26th, 12:00 PM: StoryMaps and integrated ArcGIS online apps. - Friday, 27th, 12:00 PM: Choosing the right citation manager. Registration information at libraries.rutgers.edu.

ALT Promotional flyer for Rutgers University Libraries workshops in March 2026. Schedule details: - Monday, 23rd, 12:00 PM: Online workshop on 'Exploring Trends with Google Data.' - Tuesday, 24th, 12:00 PM: Online interactive data visualizations with Shiny. - Wednesday, 25th, 12:30 PM: Publishing to data repositories and R packages. - Wednesday, 25th, 4:00 PM: Ethical implications of generative AI. - Thursday, 26th, 12:00 PM: StoryMaps and integrated ArcGIS online apps. - Friday, 27th, 12:00 PM: Choosing the right citation manager. Registration information at libraries.rutgers.edu.
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It may be spring break, but research at Rutgers goes on, and the Libraries are still here! 📆 March 19, 10:30 am - Covidence Data Extraction 1 🔗 Info and register at libraries.rutgers.edu Ask a Librarian chat support continues to be available 24/7 at libraries.rutgers.edu/ask
Flyer for 'Workshops This Week' by Rutgers University Libraries. It advertises a session on 'Covidence Data Extraction 1' at 10:30 AM online, aimed at researchers. Registration link provided: libraries.rutgers.edu. Date: March 2026."

ALT Flyer for 'Workshops This Week' by Rutgers University Libraries. It advertises a session on 'Covidence Data Extraction 1' at 10:30 AM online, aimed at researchers. Registration link provided: libraries.rutgers.edu. Date: March 2026."
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Happy spring break, Rutgers! 🏖️📺💤 The Libraries will be open next week, but be sure to check libraries.rutgers.edu for changes in hours. Sleep, binge-watch, have fun in the sun, catch up on work if you must. Just make it a good one. 😌
A promotional image for Rutgers University Libraries featuring the text "Have an Awesome Spring Break." The background shows a sky with palm trees. Additional text advises that library hours may differ, directing to visit libraries.rutgers.edu for details.

ALT A promotional image for Rutgers University Libraries featuring the text "Have an Awesome Spring Break." The background shows a sky with palm trees. Additional text advises that library hours may differ, directing to visit libraries.rutgers.edu for details.
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