NEW: Late-night Shuttle

Starting this Sunday, October 1^st, the Simon Schwob Memorial Library and the Music Library will be offering a late night shuttle service.

The shuttle will run from 9:00 pm-11:30 pm on Sunday and from 11:00 pm-2:00 am on Monday through Thursday. Drop-off locations include: Maryland Circle, Courtyard 1, and Courtyard 1 North.

The service from Riverpark to the Schwob Library is an “on demand” service which students will be able to call the Main Library (706-507-8670) to request a shuttle to come to any designated CSU  Riverpark campus location.

For service from the Music Library to Main Campus, notify the Music Library staff (706-641-5045) no later than 10:30 pm for the 11:00 pm pick-up. 

The CSU Library International Film Festival: Celebrating International Education Week!

The CSU Library International Film Festival

Celebrating International Education Week

Popcorn & Movies @ the Library September 25th, 26th & 28th

8pm Each Night in the Library Forum Area

Films Showcased from Nigeria, Korea & Sweden

Date: Monday, September 25, 2017

Time: 8:00pm - 10:00pm

Location: Library Forum Area

Campus: Schwob Library

Constitution Day Event

Join CSU Libraries in celebrating Constitution Day, Wednesday, September 20, 2017. Lunch will be served starting at 11:30 AM. The program begins at 12:00 PM in the Library Forum. Guest speakers include: Congressman Drew Ferguson & Dr. Jacob Holt, Professor. Cake will be served after presentations.

The Chicago Manual of Style: The 17th Edition is Here!!

What’s new in the 17th edition?

Publishing Standards

New and updated advice in CMOS 17 extends to all areas of publishing:

E-book Formatting & Production

Self-Publishing

Open-Access and Creative Commons Publishing Models

Accessible Markup

Use of PDF Tools

Grammar, Usage, and Style

CMOS 17 continues to set the standard with both new and expanded guidelines throughout. Updates of special interest include those on bias-free English, gender-neutral pronouns, and sentence syntax, along with an expansion and revision of the Manual’s popular “Glossary of Problematic Words and Phrases.”

Citation Recommendations

CMOS 17 features new and updated examples of citations, including formats for new source types in social media, the creative arts, online multimedia, and apps and devices, along with enhanced advice on using citation management tools.

Words Have Power: Banned Books Read-Out!

CSU Libraries will host a Banned Books Read-Out on September 28 at 12:15-1:30 p.m.  Lunch will be served at 11:30 a.m.  This free event will be held at the Main Campus Library in the Forum Area.  CSU faculty, staff, and students are encouraged to sign up to read a passage from your favorite banned book.  Each reader will be given a maximum of five minutes to read.  The deadline to sign up is September 23 at 11:59 p.m.

Banned book suggestions: tinyurl.com/ya2wjfv2  

Registration link: tinyurl.com/y8ccfxkc

Door prizes will be awarded to the first fifteen people to arrive at the event.  Also, attendees will vote for the top three readers; the winners will receive prizes.  Please join us by participating in and/or attending this event!