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The NC State University Libraries student scholarship awardees and scholarship donors gathered in the Hunt Library’s Duke Energy Hall for the fourth annual Donors & Scholars reception on March 5…

Keenious is a search tool that uses AI to analyze your writing and recommend relevant academic publications, allowing you to search the literature using natural language. It links to the full text of…

Workshops about what your research group needs to know, online or in-person, and on your schedule? Yeah, you heard that right.The Libraries’ Collections and Research Engagement (CoRE) team will lead…

Looking for a suspenseful page-turner to take a study break? Itching to read the novel that everyone’s talking about? We have a whole collection of books for you at the Hunt Library.Browse the…

Have you taken some fabulous shots or video in the lab or the field during the course of your work? Submit them to Envisioning Research—NC State’s annual research image contest!NC State is…

Nominations are now open for the 2026 NC State University Libraries Faculty Award. The annual award recognizes NC State faculty members who have contributed consistently and notably to the…

“Leadership arises from necessity.” This was the opening sentence of the Libraries’ 2014 exhibit “James B. Hunt, Jr.: A Legacy of Leadership,” displayed at the NC State library that is named for him.…

As you enter the Hill Library through the Brickyard, take a moment to walk through the Ground Floor Reading Room to your right. Maybe even sit down and open a laptop or book to do some work. Notice…

The Libraries is proud to have received two of the 10 grants from the NC State University Foundation Board for the 2025-26 academic year. The board chose to support both the NC State Collegiate Game…

Apply now for the latest round of the Libraries’ Alt-Textbook Grants—a faculty incentive initiative encouraging the use of open textbooks while maintaining high-quality course design and…

Former Fellows gathered recently to reflect upon the legacy of NC State’s commitment to early-career librarians.How do you measure the Libraries’ legacy? Perhaps you might track the Libraries’ growth…

For educators and librarians, new technologies are both transformative and disruptive. The integration of new technologies into classrooms and libraries takes time and training. And not all new tech…

A bit of the Gilded Age now resides at the Libraries. While many North Carolinians and visitors have been to the Biltmore in Asheville, many might not know that in the late 1800s and early 1900s,…

The Makerspace program celebrates ten years. The Hill Library bustles all day into evening with students meeting and studying, but it quiets down late at night. Except, that is, for the…

Want to stay on top of the daily news? Or just keep up on the latest in style and the arts? The Libraries has you covered with free, online access to the New York Times.The Libraries partners…

Zachary Ferguson, a Ph.D. candidate in Philosophy at UNC–Chapel Hill, has been selected as the 2025 Tom Regan Visiting Research Fellow. Ferguson is researching his dissertation about the evolution of…

Read a short story to feel better? That’s basically what bibliotherapy is. It’s a form of group therapy in which everyone reads the same short story or novel excerpt in which a fictional character…

Dazzling visuals and innovative information—that’s the Libraries’ Coffee & Viz series! These engrossing events in the Hunt Library’s Teaching and Visualization Lab showcase the unique ways…

New name, same great service! The Libraries’ Tripsaver—which includes interlibrary loan among other useful services—is changing its name to Interlibrary Services. The name change will take place…

Are you facing a challenge in your teaching that technology might help address? The Open Pedagogy PIT STOP program—co-led by the NC State University Libraries, DELTA, and the Office for Faculty…