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Naxos Music Library Android App Now Available!

Great News Android Users: you can now access the Naxos Music Library with a convenient app!  Set up is easy and takes only a few moments to complete.  Just follow the instructions below: 1. From any computer, visit https://cua.naxosmusiclibrary.com/.  If you are off campus, this will require a log in using your student ID and Read More

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ARTstor is now on your iPad, iPhone and iPod touch

ARTstor has gone mobile: “The ARTstor Digital Library is now accessible to registered ARTstor users through the iPad, iPhone, and the iPod Touch, providing read-only features such as searching and browsing, zooming, and viewing saved image groups. We are also introducing the Flashcard View for ARTstor Mobile, which allows users to test their knowledge by viewing Read More

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Try Aladin Mobile on your phone

Access the library from your mobile phone! Go to: http://m.wrlc.org Features include: Library Catalog MyALADIN (Library Account) Notifications Maps

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Change to Student E-mail Addresses in MyAladin Coming Next Week

We have been receiving complaints recently that students are not receiving e-mail notices (CLS, ILL, overdues) from the Libraries. To fix this problem, and to bring the Libraries into compliance with CUA policy, all student email addresses in MyAladin will be changed to your official CUA email address (@cardinalmail.cua.edu) next week. Cardinalmail can be set Read More

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Changes to Aladin Discovery

Our new search interface Aladin Discovery has undergone a few improvements lately. Most notable is that the default location for search is now Catholic University. If you would like to expand your search to include all WRLC libraries, click on the option for “Show items from all locations“. Alternately you can use the drop-down menu Read More

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Try Our New Catalog in Beta discovery.wrlc.org

The CUA Libraries, in collaboration with our partner libraries in the Washington Research Libraries Consortium (WRLC) are launching a new search interface for the Libraries resources this semester. Aladin Discovery offers an intuitive search interface and has new features, such as faceted browsing, edition clustering, and improved relevance ranking. Please give it a try, give Read More

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New copy machines work with Cardinal Card

The University Libraries have received new copy machines. These new machines will use Cardinal Cash from your Cardinal Card or new copy cards that are now available. For a limited time, we will run the old copiers alongside the new copies where space permits. The old copy cards will continue to work on the old Read More

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Text Messaging coming to Aladin Catalog

Beginning Monday, December 8th, you will be able to send call numbers to your mobile phone from the Aladin Catalog. No more pencil and paper! To use, click on the new ‘Text it’ button on the item record page. When you click on it, a window will pop up. Enter your phone number and provider Read More

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ALADIN Catalog operating normally

The ALADIN Catalog is operating normally again. We thank you for your patience and apologize for the inconvenience while the system was repaired. If you have any questions please Ask a Librarian.

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Alternate ways to search while catalog is down

Access to the ALADIN Catalog continues to be problematic. In the meanwhile there are still options for conducting research in the library and electronically. Access to electronic journal articles and databases The problems we are experiencing with the catalog should not affect the subscription databases. You should still be able to access them as normal. Read More

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