"It's on the internet, I can use it." Listen to this moot being debated at 3:30 today in S1, or live online.

This year we celebrate with a drop-in session, a tweetchat, and a Great Debate - and read our FAQ about how Open Access can help you.

It's Open Access Week 2014 and every day this week we will have a new gem to share. Openly...

LTL is pleased to launch our new LibrarySearch, now combining previous LibrarySearch and catalogue features and more.

To celebrate Open Access Week, we're announcing a Creative Commons Zero license for the metadata in our digital archives.

Taking advantage of the upcoming new Library and University Discovery system, the loan period for Library items has been updated,

Alternative access to Ivey Hall will be arranged during the official opening of the National Young Farmers Competition which will be held in front of the Library this Thursday 3 July from 4.00pm.

LTL has developed a series of webpages about copyright, including third-party copyright and copyright and teaching materials.

The Web of Knowledge database has a new interface.

Library Teaching and Learning will close for the Christmas/New Year break on Tuesday 17 December at 5pm.

Lincoln will make a change to its internet infrastructure at about 7pm, November 5. It may impact on your ability to access subscribed content.

We maintain two open access sites: Lincoln University Research Archive and Lincoln University Community Archive.

Lincoln websites including the library site will be unavailable from 8-9am on October 23, 2013.

Open access teaching material can be used by learners worldwide. What could this mean in the Lincoln context?

Chief Judge for the Māori Land Court, Wilson Isaac, will speak in Stewart One at 1:30, Thursday 26 September.

Lincoln University websites and access to library databases may be affected from 8am-2pm.

Celebrate the new and notable from Library, Teaching and Learning at 3:30 this Wednesday (24th) in the Library entrance.

The Time Out collection in Library, Teaching and Learning is a collection of recreational titles. Suggest new titles here …

On Saturday 29th June, catalogue functions requiring a login will be offline for maintenance.

Library, Teaching and Learning are now trialing Business Source Complete, a database provided by EBSCO.

13-19 May is New Zealand Sign Language Week, Te Wiki o te Reo Turi, organised by Deaf Aotearoa.

Library Teaching and Learning will be closed 25th April 2013.

Most of our databases will be unavailable from 5-7pm this Wednesday (17th April) and many other LTL services may experience intermittent outages while ITS conduct work during this time.

As Lincoln Township celebrates its 150th Anniversary, we're putting online a preview of the new Lincoln University Community Archive.

We're open on Waitangi Day from 1pm - 7pm.

POSTPONED - Professorial Address 2012 - Professor David Simmons

Library, Teaching and Learning (LTL) have developed the Journals@Lincoln site ...

The Lincoln University Research Archive is an open access institutional repository for the University's digital research outputs ...

All ProQuest databases will be unavailable for direct searching from Sunday 30th September at 3:00pm for 12 hours.

All students and staff are invited to help celebrate the 174th birthday of the University’s first director W.E. Ivey.

Library, Teaching and Learning are currently running a trial of the Garden, Landscape & Horticulture Index  until 19th October 2012 ...

ProQuest will be unavailable while maintenance is carried out on Sunday 19 August from 2pm

Ever wondered how Library, Teaching and Learning can help you study, learn or teach more effectively? Come on a tour and find out ...

On Saturday 14 April the Library system software will be upgraded, requiring the Library Catalogue to be unavailable for most of that day. The Catalogue will be available again on Sunday.

The MapToaster Topo New Zealand topographic map and aerial photograph software has been upgraded to the latest version. This version includes map updates to the Topo50 and Topo250 series, and other improvements.

October 24-30, 2011 was Open Access Week - who knew?

In May/June 2011 staff and students at Lincoln University were invited to give their views on a futures scenario which described some possible options for what the learning, teaching and research directions of the University might be by 2020. It was anticipated that as students and staff engaged with this futures scenario, it would be greatly enriched and provide the University with a clear direction for the renewal of Lincoln University’s Learning and Teaching Strategy 2012-2015.

9:30am-12:00pm: Writing the results and discussion chapters in the sciences (for thesis writers) - in L123

The Royal Society has made its digital journal archive freely available until 30 November.

See the Lincoln University facebook page for photos of the library after the quake.

The library is open today, Thursday and Friday 8.30am - 6.30pm. Closed Saturday and Sunday.

Users of the Windows 7 operating system will need to run EndNote (for the first time only) from the Start Menu before the EndNote tab will appear in Word 07.

Read the latest news from around the world with our new database Library PressDisplay.

The Library welcomes ITS (Information Technology Services) Service Desk staff to the iZone for Semester One and Two 2010. ITS staff will help students ...

From 1 January 2010 new longer loan periods will apply for staff and postgraduate students. The standard book, thesis and poster loan period changes to 4 weeks. The standard serial loan period changes to 7 days for staff and postgraduates and to 3 days for undergraduates.

The Library is contracting Canterbury Educational Printing Services at UC to digitise the thesis collection. From November 2009 to January 2010 some theses may only be available for consulting from the Library archive collection or from Departmental collections.

Available now for the first time at Lincoln University: Journal Citation Reports. JCR allows you to evaluate and compare journals using citation data ...

The Library now subscribes to the Forestry Compendium from CABI, a multimedia tool for identification, selection, and learning about specific tree species, including tropical, subtropical, temperate and boreal species.

The Library now subscribes to the SAGE Humanities & Social Science Package. This provides access to 388 journals, comprising over 150,000 full-text articles.

Lincoln University access to CAB Abstracts has moved to the Web of Knowledge platform.

The Lincoln University Research Archive has now been formally established. Lincoln University researchers are invited to deposit electronic versions of their research outputs into the Archive.