Hesburgh Libraries

Open house March 24, 3–5pm: Celebrate the launch of the Immersive Technologies Lab in the Navari Center! Enjoy refreshments, meet our experts, tour the lab and explore XR project demos to see how the lab can bring your ideas to life. Read more: library.nd.edu/event/immersiv…

A story from @NDSMCObserver highlighted the Navari Center and its use of virtual reality, led by Adam Heet, to help Korean language students explore traditions. Learn more at the Immersive Technology Lab open house on March 24, 3-5 p.m. Read more: library.nd.edu/news/korean-la…

For good data analysis, you need clean data. Learn how to use OpenRefine to identify errors and create consistent formatting at Wednesday’s workshop, Cleaning Social Science Data with OpenRefine. Learn more and register: library.nd.edu/event/cleaning…

Learn the issues of using Large Language Model AI programs, specifically the seven most popular programs, in Wednesday’s workshop, The Pitfalls of Using AI. Learn more and register: library.nd.edu/event/the-pitf…

Welcome back from spring break, @NotreDame students! Get some help from Hesburgh Libraries librarians and staff at one of next week’s workshops to learn some new skills. Find a full list for the semester at library.nd.edu/events. 🧵

Announcing our new Featured Resources blog, designed to help the @NotreDame community navigate the Libraries' vast, rich and complex collections. Read more: library.nd.edu/news/hesburgh-…

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day 🍀 with a view of living in a rosy vision of rural 1960s Ireland in the RBSC exhibit, “Ireland’s idealized community: How time transformed a vision,” part of the “Cultivating Community” spring exhibition. Read the story: library.nd.edu/news/ireland-s…

ATTENTION @NotreDame COMMUNITY: We want to make sure the Hesburgh Libraries is the best place for you to crush your goals. 📚 Take our assessment survey emailed to you on March 16 and tell us how we’re doing. You could win a gift card or other prizes! ☘️

Spring break’s Dissertation and Thesis Camp hosted students for the weeklong research and writing program that lets them set goals, focus on their research process and build community. The program has grown to attract students from across multiple disciplines.

On Friday, engineering graduate students can attend the workshop, Writing Literature Reviews in the Engineering Fields, to get help navigating the process of organizing and writing a literature review. Learn more and register: library.nd.edu/event/writing-…

Need to display spatial data alongside audio/video, images, and text? Learn how to make StoryMaps in Thursday’s Navari Family CDS workshop. Learn more and register: library.nd.edu/event/making-s…

After you return from spring break, Hesburgh Libraries has a long list of workshops next week to help you gain some new technical skills. Find a full list for the semester at library.nd.edu/events. 🧵

RBSC celebrates #WomensHistoryMonth by highlighting two recent acquisitions about African American women and their place in the labor market during the Great Depression. Read the blog: sites.nd.edu/rbsc/womens-hi…

We honor Lou Holtz's life, legacy and enduring commitment to teaching and learning at the University of Notre Dame. Every day at the Hesburgh Library, the students who gather in the Beth and Lou Holtz Family Grand Reading Room reflect his spirit of dedication and leadership.

“Notre Dame mourns the loss of Lou Holtz, a legendary football coach, a beloved member of the Notre Dame family and devoted husband, father and grandfather. Among his many accomplishments, we will remember him above all as a teacher, leader and mentor who brought out the very best in his players, on and off the field, earning their respect and admiration for a lifetime. In the years since leaving the head football coach position, Lou, together with his beloved wife, Beth, supported Notre Dame in innumerable ways, among them making possible the refurbishment of four residence hall chapels and the construction of the Beth and Lou Holtz Grand Reading Room on the first floor of Hesburgh Library — tangible signs of their great love for their Catholic faith and the mission of Our Lady’s University. Whenever Notre Dame called to ask for his help, Lou answered with his characteristic generosity, and he will be sorely missed. The prayers of the entire Notre Dame community are with his family and many friends in this time of sorrow. May he rest in the peace and love of Christ.” - University of Notre Dame President Rev. Robert A. Dowd, C.S.C.