In this issue: HSHSL is Again Named a Regional Medical Library! Thirty-Five Years Plus! HSHSL Summer Hours Advice for New Grads National COVID Cohort Collaborative (N3C) Data Now Available to UMB Researchers Citizen Science: Gearing Up for Discovery A Year … Continue reading →

In this edition: From the Executive Director Beloved April Library Resource Usage Survey Returns! Responding to the COVID-19 Infodemic: An NNLM Virtual Symposium HSHSL FY20 Annual Report Meet the Makers: Baltimore Makers Unite for COVID-19 The Center for Data and Bioinformation … Continue reading →

In this edition: HSHSL Holiday Closure 2020 and Beyond Library Building and Services Are Here for You Coming Soon, the Center for Data and Bioinformation Services! The HS/HSL Welcomes the Grid! 100th Dataset in UMB Data Catalog! Finding Inspiration during … Continue reading →

Read all about the latest information, news, and happenings at the HS/HSL! HS/HSL Building Reopens! From the Executive Director Black Lives Matter Third Annual Flu Clinic at the HS/HSL Meet the Makers: Lydia Gregg, Medical Illustrator Changes Await You at … Continue reading →

In this edition: The Annual Report is Here! The Annual Report is Here! Finally!21@601: Celebrating HS/HSL’s 21 Years at 601 W. LombardFirst Floor Re-imaginedJournal BackfilesHS/HSL Usage Survey – One Month OnlyMaryland’s First Lady Yumi Hogan, “Nature’s Spring Sonata” ExhibitionMeet the … Continue reading →

          In this issue: A Celebration of 21 Years at the HS/HSL – “21@601” Celebrating 21 Years of Art at the HS/HSL The New Booths Are Here! The New Booths Are Here! VisualDx is available at … Continue reading →

          In this issue: The GDPR – Why Should We Care? Virtual Reality Headset Available at HS/HSL Innovation Space Fruit Ninja VR Study Break Contest – Game On Discover and Share Data with the New UMB … Continue reading →

          Stay up to date with HS/HSL news!  In this issue: A Little About the All of Us Research Program BrowZine Has Arrived Maker Expo Recap Library Genie Grants a Wish Historical Highlights: Blaustein Donations Scarred for Life: … Continue reading →