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  1. Title Pending 16232
  2. Supporting the University Research Enterprise via Open Access Publishing: Case Study from a Carnegie Research 2 University
  3. More Alike than Not: The Open Access Preferences of Humanities Scholars
  4. A Comprehensive Study of Library-Led Textbook Affordability Initiatives in the United States
  5. Under Siege
  6. AI: Initial Responses, More Questions
  7. Editorial: Showing Our Resolve
  8. “I’ll Wait Zero Seconds”: Faculty Perspectives on Serials Access, Sharing, and Immediacy
  9. Disciplinary Differences and Scholarly Literature: Faculty Experiences with Discovery, Browsing, and Formats
  10. Supporting an Inclusive and Equitable Classroom: Student Perspectives on a Textbook Affordability Initiative
  11. Librarians Discuss Textbook Affordability as an Equity Issue
  12. Editorial: A New Look for Library Resources & Technical Services
  13. Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access at LRTS
  14. Editorial: Open Access: One Goal, Many Pathways
  15. Partners in Progress: Publishers and Librarians Support Open Access Publishing
  16. Open Access
  17. Intersections of Open Access and Information Privilege in Higher Education and Beyond
  18. Textbook Affordability Initiatives and Open Educational Resources: Complementary or Competing Approaches to a Persistent Problem?
  19. Editorial: Catching Up With <em>LRTS</em>
  20. A Conversation with the Authors of Open Access Literature in Libraries: Principles and Practices
  21. Editorial: Open to Opportunity
  22. "Having a Textbook Locks Me into a Particular Narrative": Affordable and Open Educational Resources in Music Higher Education
  23. Exploring Faculty Perspectives on Text Selection and Textbook Affordability
  24. Exploring faculty perspectives on open access at a medium-sized, American doctoral university
  25. “Shot Into the Air Like a Rocket”: Climax in the Lieder of Alma Mahler
  26. Editorial: Embracing an Open Future
  27. Music Scholars and Open Access Publishing
  28. A Fond Farewell
  29. Data Scraping YouTube for the Study of Lieder Reception
  30. The Alignment of Open Access with FAIR Principles in Musicological Publishing and Teaching
  31. Editorial Note
  32. Betrayed by the Bibliographic Record: How Catalogs Construct Authorship and Constrain Their Own Authority
  33. Assessing the Value of Course-Assigned E-Books
  34. Introduction
  35. Usability Studies in the Electronic Resource Lifecycle
  36. Documenting an Open Future in a Post-Policy World
  37. Integrating Library Resources in a Learning Management System: Exploring Instructor Obstacles and Motivations
  38. Editorial: Embracing an Open Future
  39. From “Angelegenheit Großdeutschlands” to “Österreichische Abende”: Programming the 1945 Salzburg Festival
  40. Editor’s Note
  41. Exploring Open Access Practices, Attitudes, and Policies in Academic Libraries
  42. Technical services librarians and outreach: Communicating our value to engage students in critical thinking about information
  43. The Value of Information in Professional Settings is Experienced through Relationships and Networks
  44. Relocating, Downsizing, and Merging:
  45. Collaboration to serve military-affiliated students: A textbooks reserves project at the University of Memphis
  46. Variation among Copies of Titles Catalogued as Identical Should Inform Retention Decisions
  47. Exploring the Research and Library Needs of Student-Parents
  48. Home-Made from A to Z: New Documents for the Early History of Händel Opera in America
  49. Using Inventory Data to Enhance Music Collections
  50. Do, or Do Not, Make Them Think?: A Usability Study of an Academic Library Search Box
  51. Leveraging Existing Frameworks to Support Undergraduate Primary Source Research
  52. Academic Library Use is Positively Related to a Variety of Educational Outcomes
  53. Data Stewardship Week in an academic library: An overview
  54. Editorial Note
  55. Much Library and Information Science Research on Open Access is Available in Open Access, But There Is Still Room to Grow
  56. A Selected Comparison of Music Librarians' and Musicologists' Self-Archiving Practices
  57. Ongoing and Multifaceted Assessment of Academic Library Professional Development Programs Enhances Their Efficacy
  58. Promoting Interlibrary Loan in the Traditional Catalog and Discovery Layer: Two Pilot Projects
  59. Refugee Youth Leverage Social, Physical, and Digital Information to Enact Information Literacy
  60. Working around the ERM: Automating Accurate Electronic Serials Holdings Data in Bibliographic Records
  61. Information Literacy Skills Are Positively Correlated with Writing Grade and Overall Course Performance
  62. Transformative? Integrative? Troublesome? Undergraduate Student Reflections on Information Literacy Threshold Concepts
  63. Completion of an Online Library Module Improves Engineering Student Performance on Information Literacy Skills Tests
  64. Part 2. If We Frame It, They Will Respond: Student Responses to the Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education
  65. Part 1. If We Frame It, They Will Respond: Undergraduate Student Responses to the Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education
  66. Music Reference Sources: Analog in a Digital World
  67. Musaic
  68. Performing Gender, Place, and Emotion in Music: Global Perspectivesedited by Fiona Magowan and Louise Josepha Wrazen
  69. HIP Librarians: An Introduction to Historically Informed Performance for Music Librarians
  70. Historical Dictionary of Operaby Scott L. Balthazar
  71. The Edition-Literate Singer: Edition Selection as an Information Literacy Competency
  72. Europeana
  73. Engaging undergraduate communications students in critical information literacy
  74. Meta-Literacy in the Online Music Classroom