Jessea Young
Scholarly communications, the system through which research and scholarly publications and works are created, evaluated, disseminated, and preserved, has always evolved with advancements in technology. In this moment of chaos, … Read more
Thanks to the Statewide California Electronic Library Consortium (SCELC), Loyola Marymount University authors can now publish open access for free or at a discount with Emerald Publishing and Oxford University … Read more
LMU faculty: Are you trying to find a way to share your publications with your colleagues at LMU or in your field? Are you tired of maintaining your own website? … Read more
We are thrilled to announce a new transformative agreement with Elsevier, negotiated on the library’s behalf by our SCELC consortium. This agreement will cover open access article publication charges (APCs) … Read more
Last October, we announced that Loyola Marymount University authors were able to publish open access at a reduced cost or no cost to the author through transformative agreements between ACS … Read more
The Open and Affordable Textbook Initiative (OATI) is a William H. Hannon Library program designed to help LMU faculty identify, adopt, and create high-quality, accessible, and low- or no-cost course materials … Read more
Loyola Marymount University authors are now able to publish open access at a reduced cost or no cost to the author through new agreements between ACS Publications, Cambridge University Press, … Read more
The scientific community and other researchers are grappling with a sudden disruption of scholarly sharing. A coalition of publishers, including the American Chemical Society, Brill, Elsevier, Wiley and Wolters Kluwer, … Read more
Loyola Marymount University faculty utilizing academic social networking sites, such as ResearchGate and Academia.edu, to share their publications may soon receive take-down notices for publications violating copyright permissions. Luckily for … Read more
October 23 – 29 is Open Access Week, an international event to educate the research community about the potential benefits of Open Access. Open Access is the free, immediate, and … Read more
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