Monash University Library Blog

Making the ordinary extraordinary

By Daniel Wee Old and special books are an important element of any rare books collection, and people are often surprised by some of th...

Oral presentations come in all shapes and sizes, but the basic skills to make a good one are all the same. Librarian Clinton Bell has ...

Yale historian Jay Winter presented a provocative lecture on the Kodak revolution of World War I, and the vast trail of unofficial photog...

Group assignments. So infamous they're among the most common of study memes. They can be tricky, but the end result is worth more than ...

There's so much to look forward to next semester when the library refurbishment is completed and all corners of the Sir Louis Matheson L...

By orientation week in semester 1 2017, the Hargrave-Andrew Library on the Clayton campus will have a much-anticipated new retail space on t...

If you’ve ever been told by your lecturer or tutor that your paper is “too descriptive”, you need to show more analysis, or you need t...

Migration to New Worlds is a digital primary source collection that explores the journeys of 19th and early 20th century immigrants from ar...