The Burton F. Natarus Papers are processed and available for researchers to use in the Daley Library Special Collections department. A finding aid is available online. Natarus served as a Chicago alderman for…
The Daley Library Special Collections and University Archives reading room has expanded hours for researchers to two Saturdays each month and longer hours on Wednesdays. The new schedule takes effect January 10, 2009.…
UIC students and researchers now have access to data from the Roper Center for Public Opinion Research. The Roper Center is the largest archives of public opinion information. The UIC Library/Information Technology Assessment…
Students and other members of the UIC community now have access to the online resource ArchiveGrid, an online guide to historical documents, personal papers, and family histories held in archives around the world.…
Drawing on documents and photographs from the Chicago Urban League Records and other collections in UIC’s Special Collections and Archives Department, the exhibit “Fight School Segregation! Building a Protest Movement in Chicago,” features…
A legal dispute between Sprint-Nextel and Cogent Communications made the Cambridge Scientific Abstracts database (CSA Illumina) temporarily unavailable to some customers including the UIC Library. Service was reinstated on November 2. The Cambridge…
You are invited to two ARTstor training sessions: – Thursday, October 23, 9:00 am- noon, in the ELL, 1st floor, Daley Library. This is an intensive “Train-the-trainer” session intended to provide detailed instruction.…
The Internet journal First Monday and the UIC Library mark the first Open Access Day, October 14, 2008, with First Monday Podcast’s launch of a series on the topic of openness. In the…
The Chicago Area Medical Archivists seventh annual history symposium, scheduled for October 24, at UIC’s Library of the Health Sciences, features three presentations on significant medical events in Chicago history. Marlene Fishman, B.S.E.,…
The UIC Library and the University of Illinois Press celebrate the publication of The 1933 Chicago World’s Fair: A Century of Progress, by Cheryl R. Ganz, in UIC’s Richard J. Daley Library, Monday,…