Boston University Launches Digital Common Institutional Repository
Boston University has launched its Digital Common institutional repository. In February, the BU University Council approved a Scholarship, Libraries, and Open Access Archiving Initiative.
Here's an excerpt from the press release:
Boston University now has a Digital Common—a place where research and other academic materials can be stored, shared, and discovered.
The Digital Common is an example of an institutional repository, and it is yours to use. The launch comes just in time to help celebrate Open Access Week. It already contains about a thousand scholarly works, and library staff are currently working with others, such as the Philosophy Department and the School of Public Health, to add more
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