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For fall finals 2023, the Library has launched occupancy monitoring in both Library buildings (Crosland Tower and Price Gilbert) and the Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons.

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New & Trial eResources
New electronic resources: April

The below resources are new to Georgia Tech. For a complete list of the online resources available to Georgia Tech, please visit the Database A-Z page for databases and datasets or the Journals A-Z page for available e-journals.  

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Industrial Design founder exhibit opens March 22

From Aurich to Atlanta, a new bilingual exhibition at the Georgia Tech Library, showcases the life and work of Bauhaus-educated designer Hin Bredendieck in both English and his native German. The physical exhibition runs from March 22 through May 31 in the Library's gallery space on the first floor. Additionally, three virtual events are planned for April.

New & Trial eResources
New electronic and trial resources

These resources are either new to Georgia Tech or being evaluated for purchase (under trial). For a complete list of the online resources available to Georgia Tech, please visit the Database A-Z page for databases and datasets or the Journals A-Z page for available e-journals.  

Celebrate Black History Month

The library is pleased to announce some recently acquired primary source material for the study of Black History.
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Media & Teaching studios open Jan. 25
The Library's third-floor Media Scholarship Commons (MSC) recording studios and fourth-floor Teaching Studio will open Monday, Jan. 25 with social distancing restrictions.
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Masks required in Library at all times
Please be advised that masks are required at all times in the Georgia Tech Library.
BuzzCard Access Only
BuzzCard required 24 hours for access
For Spring 2021, BuzzCard access is required at the Library and Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons.
science fiction day 2021
What to Watch and Read for Science Fiction Day
The science fiction faculty in the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts offer book and movie recommendations from 1971, the year of the first science fiction course at Georgia Tech.
Kathy Betty book donation
Boosting Georgia Tech's Stellar Science Fiction Collection

Kathy Betty, a member of the Georgia Tech Athletics Association Board of Trustees, has donated 2,724 of her late husband Garry Betty’s science fiction novels to Georgia Tech.