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Within the Fordham Libraries student worker class of 2025, two of our students are about to embark on their journeys of becoming none other than… librarians! We sat down and chatted with these two soon-to-be grads to reflect upon their time working at the Walsh Library, and look forward to the future as they prepare for library school and get ready to become the librarians of tomorrow!
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Our latest blog post series, Behind the Scenes, takes our readers through and around various departments of the Fordham University Libraries. Today, we sit down with our Archives & Special Collections Librarian, Gabriella DiMeglio. Enjoy this super-exclusive backstage pass inside the academic library world!
While not a new book, "Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity and Poverty," is of renewed interest because its two authors won the 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics. And it’s not hard to see why. This book is both comprehensive in its detail and convincing in its argument. Read this book review to discover more!
The Spring 2025 semester is here, and the Walsh Library Reference Department is ready to bring you some exciting and informative events to help you make the most of your library experience. Whether you're looking for a quiet space to read, need help with citations, or want to sign up for a New York Public Library card, we’ve got something for everyone this semester. Check out the details for these fun and engaging upcoming events.
The premiere podcast of Fordham University Libraries, Loud Librarians, has spearheaded discussions from copyright and fair use to library service and collection development, with “all the library things” in between. Now, listeners can now tune into Loud Librarians each month. Continue reading to find out more about the podcast's new format!