2022

New Book Display: Carbon & Climate

Everett Cafe

Activists, artists, citizens, diplomats, economists, lobbyists, media, political leaders, and scientists gathered together in Glasgow, Scotland, this past November at an historic and critical...
Highlighted Databases: Celebrating Libraries

Highlighted Databases: Celebrating Libraries

I Love Library Month

In February, come Valentines as well as libraries! Did you know that February is considered Library Lovers' Month, a time when we recognize and celebrate the work of libraries, spaces devoted to...

Highlighted Databases: K-12

Classroom Resources

In January we highlight subscription databases that are useful in elementary through secondary school classrooms; these resources exemplify models for research at the K-12 level.Children's...

February Newsletter: Education Program

The Gottesman Libraries

The Gottesman Libraries Education Program informs students, faculty and staff about the latest thinking in education, in ways that engage members of the community with one another and with a broad...

January Staff Picks: Hidden Treasures

Second Floor Reading Room

"Does the library have what you're looking for? Do you know what you’re looking for? I, like many students, have typically used the university library as a place to find books and articles for...

Announcing Applications for NYPL Cards

Fun, Free Resources for TC Students

Applications for free New York Public Library cards are now available in print at the First Floor Services Desk to current students of Teachers College, Columbia University. Library cards offer...

Sliding Doors: Call for Speakers

Ad Hoc Performances of Pedagogy

Can seemingly inconsequential moments or meetings alter the trajectory of future events and learning? Ad hoc performances of pedagogy, known as “flash seminars”, began years ago in fellow...

Announcement: Course Resource Lists

New Reserves Platform

Following the successful pilot with faculty and soft launch of Leganto on November 30th, 2021, we are pleased to announce that, as of the Spring 2022 term, library Course Reserves will be delivered...

Highlighted Databases: Women in Education

The Gottesman Libraries

At the turn of the century, the head professor of Latin dubbed 120th Street "hairpin alley" (James Earl Russell, Founding Teachers College, NY, 1937, pp. 64-65). Lawrence Cremin, renowned education...

Staff Picks: Arabian Night

Second Floor Reading Room

"The theme of Arabian Night is inspired by my cultural background. My father was born in Palestine and was raised in Amman, Jordan. As my siblings and I grew up, he emphasized the importance of our...

Open Call for Artwork: Art For a Purpose

Artivism : The Power of Art for Social Transformation

Artivism is curating multi-venue global exhibitions this April - May of 2022. This open call for artwork (any media including visual art, poetry, dance, sculpture, film, etc.) is open to all...

Important: Go Live with Course Resource Lists!

The New Course Reserves

Course Resource Lists is our new Course Reserves platform and collaborative tool that is located in Canvas and integrated with Educat+, our new library catalog. Among the benefits of the new...

March Newsletter: Education Program

The Gottesman Libraries

The Gottesman Libraries Education Program informs students, faculty and staff about the latest thinking in education, in ways that engage members of the community with one another and with a broad...

April Newsletter: Education Program

The Gottesman Libraries

The Gottesman Libraries Education Program informs students, faculty and staff about the latest thinking in education, in ways that engage members of the community with one another and with a broad...

Highlighted Databases: National Poetry Month

The Gottesman Libraries

In recognition of National Poetry Month, we highlight select resources that offer both primary source material, literary criticism, and the teaching of poetry at all levels.Alexander Street...

April Staff Picks: Challenged Books

Reading Room, Second Floor

"Early this year, stories of book banning flooded the collective conscience. Since then, waves of legislation with highly specific targets have swept through a number of states. Rulings that equate...

Duo Access to Library Resources

Securing Logins

To better secure the Columbia community, logins by faculty, staff, and students to all Columbia web applications began requiring Duo MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) on March 1st, 2022. Remaining...

New Book Display: Artivism: Inventing Vision, Taking Action

Everett Cafe

Just how far can we push political agendas by the means of art to raise social, environmental, and technical awareness of important issues and needs? And what do we experience in the...

Exhibition: Art for a Purpose

Offit Gallery, through 6/23

Art for a Purpose unites global visual statements where the processes and ideas are as important, if not more, than the finished artwork. This exhibition’s open call to all multi-disciplinary...

Highlighted Databases: National Bike Month

The Gottesman Libraries

Did you know that May is recognized as National Bike Month, by the League of American Bicyclists, who promote the "chance to showcase the many benefits of bicycling — and encourage more folks to...

May Staff Picks: Self Care for Finals & Beyond

Reading Room, Second Floor

"Here at TC, May brings both the stress of finals week and the excitement and relaxation of the beginning of summer. During this month, it’s imperative that we remember to take care of ourselves so...

Important Notice: Sunsetting Vialogues

Effective May 13th, 2022

Dear Vialogues User, We have some important news for you. To streamline the services of the Gottesman Libraries and Information Technology, the Vialogues platform will be retired on May 13th,...

Library Room Reservations …. Is Moving!

Effective June 1st, 2022

Dear Patrons,We are excited to announce the transition to Springshare LibCal, which allows continued self booking of spaces available in the Gottesman Libraries. Among the benefits of the new...

May Newsletter: Education Program

The Gottesman Libraries

The Gottesman Libraries Education Program informs students, faculty and staff about the latest thinking in education, in ways that engage members of the community with one another and with a broad...

June Newsletter: Education Program

The Gottesman Libraries

The Gottesman Libraries Education Program informs students, faculty and staff about the latest thinking in education, in ways that engage members of the community with one another and with a broad...

Featured Databases: Ethnography In Research

Preparation for the Field

In June we highlight research resources that aid the study of people in their own environment through the use of methods such as participant observation and face-to-face interviewing. While...

Ukraine: Tracking the Journey...

A New Everett Cafe Book Display

Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24th, 2022, approximately 3,500 civilians have been killed, though numbers are ​​likely much higher due to the difficulty in confirming reports. It...

June Staff Picks

The Power of Our Subconscious Minds

LibCal Is Live!

New Room Reservation System

LibCal, the Gottesman Libraries’ new room reservation system, is now live. Powered by Springshare, LibCal allows self-booking by current members of Teachers College, Columbia University, as well as...

July Newsletter: Education Program

July Newsletter: Education Program

Highlighted Databases: Geography & Education

The Gottesman Libraries

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New Book Display: Wanderlust

Everett Cafe

July Staff Picks: Take a Closer Look: Reading with Cross Sections

Reading Room, Second Floor

Fishing for Musicians

Calling Students to Play

August Newsletter: Education Program

The Gottesman Libraries

Highlighted Databases: Storytelling

Gottesman Libraries

Important Announcement: Course Resource Lists

Getting Ready for Fall 2022

September Newsletter: Education Program

Gottesman Libraries

The Gottesman Libraries Education Program informs students, faculty and staff about the latest thinking in education, in ways that engage members of the community with one another and with a broad range of educational experts. The program also provides understanding of work being done throughout the College.

Highlighted Databases

Back to School

September Staff Picks: Cooking 101

Second Floor Reading Room

New Research Services for Faculty

A New Program of Workshops

CU Libraries Passport Program

Visit & Get Stamped

October Newsletter: Education Program

The Gottesman Libraries

The Gottesman Libraries Education Program informs students, faculty and staff about the latest thinking in education, in ways that engage members of the community with one another and with a broad range of educational experts. The program also provides understanding of work being done throughout the College.

Highlighted Databases: Diversity, Equity, Inclusion

The Gottesman Libraries

Mixed Media Installation: Peacing Shirley, by Monben Mayon

2022 Myers Art Awardee

October Staff Picks: School Choice

Reading Room, Second Floor

New Exhibition: Let Us Put Out the Fire of War

The Passow Collection of Israeli Children's Peace Art, Part One

Announcing Expanded Paging & Pick Up

For Greater Ease and Use of Collections

Providing Enhanced Services for Greater Ease and Use of the Collections

Artivism: Call for Speakers

The Power of Art for Social Transformation

November Newsletter: Education Program

The Gottesman Libraries

November Staff Picks: Native Creations

Reading Room, Second Floor

Highlighted Databases: Peace Education

Featuring Relevant Research Resources

New: LibGuides

A Robust Collection

December Newsletter: Education Program

The Gottesman Libraries

Highlighted Databases: Universal Human Rights

Featuring Relevant Research Resources

Everett Cafe: Printmaking Community Resilience

A New Book Display

Extended Hours Until 1am

During Finals

Call for Proposals: Gottesman Libraries Commissioned Art

The Myers Foundations

Winter Break

Reopening Tuesday, 1/3

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