Course Reserves now available through Canvas

Course Reserves materials are now able to be viewed in Canvas.  See the page Accessing Course Reserves Material in Canvas for instructions.  Library course reserves staff can be reached at coursereserves@ucdavis.edu for any Reading List or support requests. ...
April 2, 2018 • Neil Weingarten

Hey, good lookin’ – what ya got cookin’?

Today, March 28, 2018, marks the 310th birthday of Hannah Glasse. Today’s Google Doodle honors Glasse for being the author of the first popular cookbook. Called “the first domestic goddess” and “the queen of the dinner party,” she was not recognized in her lifetime. Her book, The Art ...
March 28, 2018 • Axel Borg

National Geographic Explores Same Issue as 2017 Lang Prize Winner

National Geographic is wrestling with its past portrayals of non-Western cultures — the very same topic explored by Harley Wong, one of our 2017 Lang Prize winners. Specifically, Wong dedicated her research for an art history graduate seminar to analyzing National Geographic’s photographs of nude non-Western women. In her ...
March 22, 2018 • Jillian Kido

Pathways to Open Access: new UC Libraries report charts the way forward

Today, UC Libraries released Pathways to Open Access, a report reviewing and summarizing our available options for making good on our collective commitment to the open access publication of scholarship. Pathways, prepared by an intercampus working group and approved by  UC’s Council of University Librarians, is designed to help us ...
March 21, 2018 • Neil Weingarten

Move It Forward Opens for Applications

The library is pleased to be accepting applications to participate in Move It Forward, a workshop for publishers on transitioning titles to open access models. Move It Forward builds on the earlier Pay It Forward project, which ...
March 20, 2018 • Neil Weingarten

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