Earth&MinSci Library

We're back! Come on in to EMSL from 5pm-11pm today. Be safe!

#Garnet is more than just January's birthstone. It's also an important industrial mineral pubs.usgs.gov/fs/2006/3149 #MineralMonday

We are open this week Monday-Thursday from 7:45am - 5pm. Stop by and enjoy some quiet reading, puzzle completion, or last minute research before heading out for Holiday.

It’s 18:55 EST, time to kick off #PSUGivingTue! How you participate is up to you—volunteering, helping a neighbor, donating—but the time is now. Raise your voice. bit.ly/2gZWKr8 #PennState

As a reminder, Penn State University Libraries will have limited hours of operation over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Find complete hours of operation at libraries.psu.edu/hours

Make a difference on Nov, 28 by giving back to @PSUlibs on #GivingTuesday c-fund.us/com. Support our PSU students today!

This Tuesday, stop by EMSL from 4-6pm (costumed or not) and see how (un)terrifying video projects can be with the One Button Studio! news.psu.edu/story/490234/2…

On Halloween, come see the newest addition to the @EMSLibraryPSU — a One Button Studio. Don't forget your costume... 👻🎃💀 twitter.com/penn_state/sta…

ICYMI: With 2-meter resolution covering 97% of land north of 60 degrees lat, this new Arctic map is a "game-changer" ow.ly/ogR430g5Nt5

Check out the webinar tomorrow from 7pm-8pm from ACS: Chemistry Rocks! Exploring the Chemistry of Rocks and Minerals. Free registration at fs23.formsite.com/kate1dc/form16…

Hey, that location is familiar! It's Earth and Mineral Sciences College's own Deike building. twitter.com/penn_state/sta…

Sign up for a workshop this Monday from 9am- 4pm in 302 Paterno from the developers of ArcGIS and mobile field apps, Ersi. facebook.com/events/9012213…

NYT article from 1932 about the last major US eclipse. #solareclipse2017

See how much of the August eclipse you will see using this app from Vox. PSU will see a 76.8% eclipse. ow.ly/wP8X30dUADc

We have new 360° views of the EMS library showing off our new furniture & the summer calm before the fall semester. ow.ly/CmJd30dHUgN

Some pretty cool info on the solar eclipse coming up in graphic form from @washingtonpost along with some history. ow.ly/3C0430dyvqk

We snapped a cool picture of Deike from Walker building today while touring @psumeteo

Get ready for a warmer than usual summer! ow.ly/VlML30bQSgI