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Cushing Memorial Library & Archives' latest display

Innovative strategies that have saved students over $2.2 million in textbook costs last academic year helped John Ballestro, director of acquisitions and collection strategies at the Texas A&M University Libraries, earn The Association of Former Students’ Distinguished Achievement Award in Librarianship.

So much is going on at the Libraries this fall! Check out the developments below to ensure you're in the know.

See history. Then experience it by visiting Cushing Memorial Library & Archive’s pop-up football displays ahead of several Aggie football games this season!

The critically lauded “Yoke of Stars” is author R.B. Lemberg’s new book in a series that takes place in a complex fantasy world. Texas A&M University Libraries’ Cushing Memorial LIbrary & Archives will host a Zoom conversation at 12:30 p.m., Monday, July 29 to talk about the book and the series.

A pair of artists view the curiosity, courage and creativity of research as a powerful means for society to grapple with a world that often feels like the frightening, yet exciting place portrayed in “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” in a new art installation at the Texas A&M University Cushing Memorial Library & Archives.

Students, faculty and staff at Texas A&M University now have access to point-of-care clinical decision support for thousands of patient care questions via UpToDate, an online, evidence-based clinical tool made available by the university’s Medical Sciences Library.

The dedication, initiative and outstanding achievements of Michelle Brown-Link, Texas A&M Libraries Administrative Coordinator II, were honored with a Tradition of Excellence Staff Award.

Texas A&M University Libraries are proud to congratulate Winona Murphy, Executive Assistant III, and Kimberly Wolfe, HR Generalist IV, for earning Louise Davis Memorial Staff awards.

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Texas A&M University Libraries welcomed Jennifer Pate this week to lead OpenEd, an innovative new program that saves students money on the increasing cost of textbooks and course materials.

The Libraries are here to help you be successful during finals this spring! 

As a globally-recognized expert in medical research methods that ultimately lead to better public health, Margaret Foster ‘98, an evidence synthesis and scholarly dissemination librarian at the Texas A&M University Medical Sciences Library, earned a prestigious honor today from a leading health information professionals’ organization.

Aggie students can win prizes through April 30 by doing what they already do best — study at the library — in “The Great Library Study Challenge,” a new partnership of the Texas A&M University Libraries and MaroonBase.

A camera phone wouldn’t be enough — the opportunity of a lifetime needed to be captured through a lens worthy of the immense beauty before her.

Take a few minutes to chat with friendly Aggie library folks for "Coffee Talk!"

Aggie students can reduce or eliminate their library fines and help their campus community through Texas A&M University Libraries’ 10th Annual Food for Fines program beginning Feb. 1.