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The AI & Society Group at NC State is seeking abstracts for presentations for its annual R. L. Rabb Symposium, which will be held online Feb. 18-19, 2021 on the topic “Embedding AI in Society.”…

NC State's African American Cultural Center celebrates its fiftieth anniversary this year.  In the spring of 1970, a group of African American students established what they called "The Ghetto"…

The 2020 NC State University Libraries Faculty Award has been given to Carlos Goller, associate teaching professor in the Biological Sciences department. The Libraries Faculty Award is given to an…

Brian Dietz, Digital Program Librarian for Special Collections, is among the chief contributors to a project awarded both the 2020 Digital Preservation Award from the Digital Preservation Coalition (…

You don’t need us to tell you it’s been a stressful semester. What you need is some relief, and the Libraries is there to help during Exam Wellness Week, Nov. 16-20, with a variety of scheduled…

How do composers work with orchestras and choirs when they can’t be in the studio together? And, for that matter, how do we attend their performances when we can’t gather together in an audience?…

The Veterinary Medicine Library is providing the NC State community the opportunity to take two National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) Genomics Workshops, courtesy of the University of…

If you have been wanting to know more about Open Education and Open Pedagogy, tune into the Libraries on Tuesday mornings at 10:00 a.m. throughout the fall for topical mini-workshops about getting up…

Energy Week (October 19-23) is full of virtual events to increase visibility of the university’s energy use and research and to create opportunities to shape a clean energy future. Organized by the…

How many hours a day do you spend online now? And how private do you think those hours are? The Libraries hosts a virtual mini-symposium about surveillance architecture, the attention economy, and…

Since 2011, the Libraries has celebrated Banned Books Week (Sept. 27–Oct. 3) with “Banned Books Onstage,” a staged reading of scenes and monologues from banned and challenged books co-presented with…

The Libraries’ new Innovation Studio is kicking off its workshop series this semester with an exciting online lineup, including our initial "Innovation 101" workshop on Friday, Sept. 25. The 90-…

Do you remember Raleigh in the sixties and seventies? Did you scrawl a slogan on a sign for a campus march? Does your memory echo with the sounds of classic bands rocking late-night clubs? The NC…

NC State researchers regularly see spectacular things while working in fields such as Life Sciences, Entomology, Agricultural Engineering, and Geospatial Analytics. Envisioning Research, the…

Although the fall semester has been full of challenges, students and faculty have offered a universal expression of excitement about the newly renovated Hill Library. New spaces like the Academic…

The Libraries is now streaming live every weekday on Twitch! We’ll be making and coding things, demonstrating services, and answering questions about the Makerspace and the VR Studio—all in an…

Peer Scholars workshops are run through the NC State University Libraries and led by postdoctoral scholars and graduate students with specific research skills, including (but not limited to) design,…

Technology changes fast. The tools and practices that librarians use to do their jobs today might look very different in a year or two. How can library and information science graduate programs keep…

Get help with data analysis, visualization, machine learning, and data science tools such as R, Python, and MATLAB. Meet one-on-one with a Libraries Data Science Consultant on everything from basic…

The Virtual A/V Geeks series returns to brighten and haunt your screens on Fridays this fall! Film archivist extraordinaire and NC State alumnus Skip Elsheimer joins forces with NC State librarians…