The Tisch Library is pleased to invite you to the presentation of the 2026 Maxine N. Gordon, J70, Book Prize. Each year, the Chair of the Math Department awards the prize to a major who has demonstrated a love of reading, literature, and poetry.
This hybrid event will take place in Tisch Library's Austin Room 226 and on Zoom:
Enjoy roller skating in Tisch with arcade games, milkshakes and more thanks to TUSC!
We have completed “The World’s Largest Puzzle” as a community!
That's 60,000 pieces that over 100 people put together to create a 8 feet tall and 29 feet long image of Earth!
Join us for the Unveiling Party on Thursday, April 10th from 3 - 4:30 PM on the 2nd floor of Tisch Library near the “fishbowl” to view it as well as exhibits, activities, and snacks.
Do you need research help? Stop by to meet with a librarian who can help with things such as:
A writing consultant from the StAAR Center will also be present for writing support.
There is no appointment needed! Drop in at any time.
Snacks and beverages provided!
Do you need research help? Stop by to meet with a librarian who can help with things such as:
There is no appointment needed! Drop in at any time.
Can’t make it to this drop-in date? More dates for the semester include:
Monday, April 28th 3-5pm *
* StAAR Center consultant will be present for writing support
Do you need research help? Stop by to meet with a librarian who can help with things such as:
There is no appointment needed! Drop in at any time.
Can’t make it to this drop-in date? More dates for the semester include:
Friday, April 25th 12-2pm
Monday, April 28th 3-5pm *
Do you need research help? Stop by to meet with a librarian who can help with things such as:
There is no appointment needed! Drop in at any time.
Can’t make it to this drop-in date? More dates for the semester include:
Tuesday, April 15th 1-3pm
Friday, April 25th 12-2pm
Monday, April 28th 3-5pm *
Tisch Library has launched a bi-annual newsletter to raise faculty awareness about library services, events, and collections relevant to their teaching, research, and scholarship needs. You can view the Spring 2025 newsletter online. The newsletter will be published once each semester and past issues will be available online.
Join librarians Carrie and Joanna for a hybrid workshop to share strategies for figuring out who owns the news you're consuming, why that matters, and how to fact-check news stories from local news, tiktok, and elsewhere.
Data Carpentry develops and teaches workshops on the fundamental data skills needed to conduct research. Its target audience is researchers who have little to no prior computational experience, and its lessons are domain specific, building on learners' existing knowledge to enable them to quickly apply skills learned to their own research. Participants will be encouraged to help one another and to apply what they have learned to their own research problems.