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The Libraries’ Preservation department is partnering with NC State’s Prevention Services to offer drop-in crafts activities in the Hill Library’s Fishbowl Forum every other Tuesday afternoon…

The African American Cultural Center and the NC State University Libraries invite the university community and the public to the first annual Black Research Symposium on March 23-25, centered around…

Sometimes you can be so busy with the bustle of the day-to-day that you can forget the fact that each day adds to a living history. Louise Weaver, whose family’s business was the Derby Lane Greyhound…

If the Libraries was expressed as a dance, what would that dance look like? This question was asked and answered for each academic unit at NC State through Data Perspectives in Motion, an artist…

Recently digitized from an large collection of archival publications on agriculture, the Special Collections Research Center presents a small collection of cookbooks originally created by North…

The NC State University Libraries awards a number of part-scholarships every year to our outstanding Libraries student workers as part of our efforts to support student success and affordability.…

Expanding NC State’s open access (OA) offerings in the field of physics, the NC State University Libraries has reached an unlimited OA publishing 3-year agreement with IOP Publishing (IOPP) beginning…

How can mapping help solve social, economic and environmental problems? Come find out at the NC State Center for Geospatial Analytics Master of Geospatial Information Science and Technology (MGIST)…

The NC State University Libraries' Special Collections Research Center is pleased to announce that the collection of lantern slides and glass plate negatives from the Department of Horticultural…

In 1921—34 years after NC State was founded—Lucille Thompson became the first full-time female student at the university. But women have been an integral part of NC State from day one. From staff…

The Libraries awards a number of part-scholarships every year to our outstanding Libraries student workers as part of our efforts to support student success and affordability. Since 2018, we've…

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 instruction…

Have you been scrolling through Netflix but not finding anything to watch? Or wondering what book to read next? Our Libraries staff members have great recommendations for your stay-at-home time on…

⁠The Libraries’ December book display in the Hill Library Reading Commons will be focused on food insecurity—and we're partnering with the Feed the Pack Pantry to collect donated items by this…

The end of the semester can be stressful, but the Libraries is there for you with a variety of fun and relaxing events during the campus-wide Destress Fest, organized by Wellness and Recreation. At…

The Libraries awards a number of part-scholarships every year to our outstanding Libraries student workers as part of our efforts to support student success and affordability. Since 2018, we've…

The Libraries is one of 20 institutions to participate in a nationwide study of teaching with quantitative data that released its results and conclusions this fall. Led by Ithaka S+R, “Fostering Data…

Undergraduate research doesn't always find its way to publication in academic journals. Sometimes a student's hard work is only shared in their classroom presentation or in the project they turn in…

The Libraries is partnering with the NC State Video Game Development Club (VGDC) and the charity organization Extra Life on a marathon video game streaming competition on Saturday, Nov. 5 from 9:30 a…

For some, collecting is an end in itself, an amassing of objects as if they were treasure. For others, collecting is a means to benefit others—they gather objects into an archive, with a mind toward…