Support us at Rare Books Palm Springs; Lead’R Lab is ready to launch; More 3D printers; "Photoshopped" exhibit; and more!

MARCH 2022

Support us at Rare Books Palm Springs

When you purchase a $25 opening night ticket to Rare Books Palm Springs, we receive 100 percent of the proceeds!

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Lead’R Lab is ready to launch

At the Lead’R Lab, students learn innovative and entrepreneurial skills that set them apart and better position them to positively impact society.

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Coming soon: more 3D printers at the Creat'R Lab

Two new 3D printers are on their way to the Creat'R Lab in the Orbach Library.

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New pilot open access agreement between UC and Wiley

Wiley and the University of California partner to make it more affordable for UC authors to publish open access in Wiley journals.

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Access leisure and academic magazines for free

You can now borrow a variety of online magazines for FREE from the UCR Library using OverDrive.

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Please join us in welcoming the library's newest staff members.

Mark Buchholz is the library's new Digitization Services Specialist, effective February 28.

Scott McAvoy joined the library on March 7 as the Maker Services Coordinator.

Steve Casarez started on March 14 and is the library's Security Services Manager.

Photoshopped: The Art of Early Photo Manipulation

In this exhibition, we explore examples of early 1900's photo manipulation drawn from the library's Special Collections & University Archives.

April 7 - June 10
10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Monday through Friday
Special Collections & University Archives (4th Floor, Rivera Library)

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User-Friendly Design for Digital Projects

Wednesday, April 6
Noon - 1 p.m.

Rigging and Animation using Blender with Lego Models

Wednesday, April 13
2 - 3 p.m.

EVENTS CALENDAR

Black Greek Letter Organizations exhibition at Tomás Rivera Library

A special exhibition featuring the first nine Black fraternities and sororities in the United States, and their impact at UC Riverside, is on display at the Tomás Rivera Library.

MARCH 2022