Library Out Loud

Kupu o te Wiki, or Word of the Week, is brought to you by the Library’s Māori Staff. The word this week is: Huka (hoo-cah) or sugar I don’t need huka in my cup of tea – I’m sweet enough! ...Read more

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See what the new Wellington Library will look like…...Read more

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I’m a fan of Google Scholar, no doubt about it. From a practical point of view you can’t go past it as a tool for finding documents by subject and, much as I prize and value our databases, if you restrict your searching to the traditional...Read more

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Massey Library is a public space, and you do need to keep that in mind when it comes to security. Students have recently had several items such as laptops, tablets and phones stolen when they have briefly popped out, been sleeping, or for some other...Read more

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Kupu o te Wiki, or Word of the Week, is brought to you by the Library’s Māori Staff. The word this week is: Pātai (paah-tie) or ask / question The answer to your pātai is ‘Yes!’...Read more

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You can tell that an idea has become really well-known when senior management hears about it, and a few years ago I began receiving phone calls from heads of department along the lines of “I’m carrying out staff evaluations and suddenly people...Read more

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There will be a film crew at Wellington Library on Monday 9th and Tuesday 10th September, 2.00-3.30 pm each day. They will be using the area under the arched window in the north-east corner of the Library, so we ask that this space be cleared before...Read more

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Do you want to know more about EndNote, the referencing software? Whether you’re thinking of buying EndNote, already have it but want to make better use of it, or just want to know what it’s all about, then sign up for our free online...Read more

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Massey University Archives have recently added another collection to the Archives Spotlight page. The latest edition focusses on Massey’s student newspaper, Chaff, from 1939 to 1946. These have been digitised and can be viewed online. For any...Read more

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