Getting Started Guides
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Undergraduate Students
The Libraries connects you with the resources you need to excel in the classroom from 1-on-1 librarian consultations to in-depth research guides.
Graduate Students & Postdocs
We offer a variety of services designed to make your learning, research, and teaching more effective.
Faculty & Staff
Connect with the Libraries' expertise, resources & technologies to support and transform your scholarly work and expand your information toolkit.
Alumni & Visitors
The Libraries welcomes alumni and visitors to explore our spaces, attend our events, and utilize select services.
Featured Services
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Find a Study Space
Need a place to study? Looking for a room to work on a project? Reserve a space at Hunt Library or Sorrells Library.
Research/Reference Help
We can help with everything from a first-year assignment to dissertation work and grant-funded research projects. Your department librarian is the best point of contact if you are unsure where to begin.
Workshops & Training
Workshops are designed to help attendees learn a new skill, deepen their understanding of a specific topic, or gain exposure to an unfamiliar technology, tool, or technique.
Exhibits & Events
Upcoming Events
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Women in Data and Wikipedia
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Featured Story
Students at the UN General Assembly
This summer, the Sustainability Initiative interns — Ishwrya Achuthan Geetha, Bethel Endawoke, Camden Johnson, and myself — received an email with this as the subject line from Alex Hiniker, director of the Sustainability Initiative. We all excitedly responded “yes”. This was a once in a lifetime opportunity to tour the United Nations, sit in on various sessions, engage with leaders across America, and truly to see the broader vision of our work at Carnegie Mellon.
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