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Librarians at the Chester Fritz Library are here to help, and you can make an appointment with your subject librarian through Starfish, via email, or by phone. If you have a question that you need answered, you are also welcome to stop by the Ask a Librarian Desk on the second floor of the library […]

Did you know that all North Dakota citizens are able to receive a library card not only from their local public library (and potentially their nearby university library), but also from the North Dakota State Library? It’s true! The State Library has also opened up their resources to other libraries around the state, so you can […]

Thanks to Curt Hanson, the head of the Elwyn B. Robinson Department of Special Collections, for today’s guest post and update! The first foray by the Elwyn B. Robinson Department of Special Collections into placing documents in the UND Scholarly Commons is done! For both the UND Centennial in 1983 and the Quasquicentennial in 2008, […]

Research appointments with your subject librarian is now as easy as signing up online via Starfish. Do you need some guidance with your research? Are you interested in learning more about using RefWorks to manage your references? Having trouble finding the right books or articles for your current research project? A research appointment with your subject […]

This past January, CFL’s Information Literacy Coordinator, Kristen Borysewicz, received an email from Susan Vandagriff, a student working on her Master of Library Science (MLS) at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. Susan was looking for an internship where she could work closely with library instruction and gain hands-on experience with instructional design and teaching. Susan […]