Leisurely pursuits “behind the stacks”. by Mark D. Puterbaugh Information Services Librarian I’m excited. The previews have been enticing. I fell in love with the adventures of the Skywalkers during my years […]
The Force Awakens! Star War Returns.
Hidden Treasures from iTunes for Your Mac or PC
Learning Tools used by a Librarian “behind-the-stacks”. by Mark D. Puterbaugh, Information Services Librarian iTunes is a software application used to purchase and organize audio and visual purchases from Apple’s iTunes Store. You […]
A Blog About Writing a Blog 2
By Marvin Smith, D.Min. M.L.S. — General Services Librarian, Palmer Theological Seminary Even though I started blogging just a few months ago, I have pushed myself to include the visual element whenever […]
“Marley was dead: to begin with.” Five sites to get your Dickens’ Christmas Carol fix
The fall semester is coming to a snowy close. With only a couple of days left of final exams, you may now find yourself with a lot of free time on your […]
Four ways to find recipes on the web
I read recipes the same way I read science fiction. I get to the end and say to myself ‘well, that’s not going to happen’. ― Rita Rudner, author, humorist I thought […]
The Great Wide World of Digital Collections
An important mission of many libraries (academic, public, and special) is to digitize their special collections, making them available to users around the world. Before the advent of the Internet, if you […]
New Copyright Information now available
Over the summer, our Public Services Librarian Joy Dlugosz, spent hours pouring over copyright information and resources so you don’t have to. The result of her research can now be viewed on […]
Meet our new Collaborator Librarian: Hua Sun
We’re excited to announce a new collaboration with librarian Hua Sun from China!! Every week we meet via Skype to discuss what features to add to our newest LibGuide- China: History and […]
Check out our very cool guide- “E-Books- New Testament Introduction and Commentary”
This spring semester, our Information Services Librarian, Mark Puterbaugh compiled a fabulous LibGuide on freely available New Testament introduction & commentary ebooks. You’re probably thinking… “What’s a ‘LibGuide’?!” LibGuides is a product […]
Our brand new guide to library research site!
This past fall semester, our Information Services Librarian Mark Puterbaugh has been tirelessly working on the library’s very first site devoted to teaching students how to perform academic research at Warner Memorial […]
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