MSU Library RSS Feeds
Available MSU Library Feeds:
News: Current news at the library.- Research Guides: Recently updated research guides.
- Workshop/Events: Today's library workshops and events.
- New Materials
What is RSS?
RSS is a format used to syndicate newly posted online content. After subscribing to a news reader/feed aggregator, you can use RSS Feeds to automatically receive online information including news items, tables of contents, short summaries, blog postings, links to full-text articles, and much more. Web sites that provide RSS Feeds indicate their availability by displaying one of these icons: and 
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How does this help me?
RSS Feeds will...
- Tell you what is new on your favorite web site
- Assist you in keeping up with the latest developments in your area of study
- Keep you informed of new articles by select publishers
- Keep you up to date with local and international news
- Save you time!
How do I read RSS Feeds?
To begin utilizing RSS Feeds, you need a news reader.
There are two types of news readers: Local (on your computer) and Web-based.
Subscribe to your favorite RSS feeds by right-clicking on the icon and or , copying the shortcut and pasting it into your RSS reader.
What other information resources have RSS Feeds?
Many online journals provide RSS feeds as a means of providing researchers with the latest tables of contents (TOCs) of their journals. (Below is a list of some online journals that provide RSS feeds.)
