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You can’t refreeze the polar ice caps this afternoon, but you can use one fewer paper towel. An exhibit of student projects about the environmental impact of such small changes in everyday habits…

“I have to get over to the library to do this research!” Have you been saying this to yourself? Or could you just use a free cup of coffee and snack one study night? Drop by the D. H. Hill Jr.…

About one in three students who enrolls in college never earns a degree. That’s a telling statistic, but what exactly does it tell? The New York Times and the Urban Institute’s Center on Education…

So you didn’t get a ticket to author Margaret Atwood’s campus visit. No worries! Members of the NC State community will have exclusive access to the livestream video of Atwood’s keynote address on…

People living with Alzheimer’s or dementia commonly experience daily anxiety in the early evening. Sensory activity blankets—with sewn-on zippers, buttons, and beads for people to manipulate—help…

Bio Artist Suzanne Anker talks about how her artwork envisions and critiques our biological futures on Thursday, Nov. 14, 6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m. at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design (1903…

All maps lead to the Libraries on Wednesday, Nov. 13 for GIS Day. GIS (geographic information systems) Day is the centerpiece of Geography Awareness Week (Nov. 10-16), which features special hands-on…

The inclusive gaming series Raiders of the Lost Arcade returns with the opportunity to try out a curated selection of video games, which explore diverse narratives, aspirations, and life experiences…

Rolling dice means lucky mice. That’s the premise behind artist Joe Davis’ work Lucky Mice, which is part of the art-science exhibition Art’s Work in the Age of Biotechnology: Shaping Our Genetic…

Artist Paul Vanouse needs your spit for art. On Wednesday, Oct. 16 from 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. in Talley Student Union Atrium, students and other visitors will be offered a one-ounce cup of saline…

The NC State University Libraries will host a symposium to discuss the new, multi-site exhibition Art’s Work in the Age of Biotechnology: Shaping Our Genetic Futures. The symposium will bring…

Delicious food from MOFU Shoppe. New Belgium beer. A rooftop view of Lake Raleigh. And all the bookBots, drawing robots, VR, and turntables you can handle!  Join the Friends of the Library for…

Evolution has gotten life this far. Design may take it from here Art’s Work in the Age of Biotechnology: Shaping Our Genetic Futures is a visually stunning and thought-provoking exhibition aimed at…

The future is being transformed by climate change faster and more dramatically than we realize. Politics, technology, cities, business—even our sense of history, human rights, and justice—will all be…

Black holes are so massive that they curve space—but what does that actually look like? See into the beautiful and unusual realm of warped space at “Warped Worlds: A Virtual Tour” in the Hill…

Karoline Jiménez, a senior at a public high school in Brooklyn, began her personal statement for her college applications with the question: "How do you endure harassment at school when you are…

Durham-based mediamaker Saleem Reshamwala—aka Kid Ethnic—visits on Wednesday, Sept. 18 from 3:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. in the Hill Library Fishbowl Forum to talk about his passion for media making and…

The NC State University Libraries has awarded the first annual Tom Regan Visiting Research Fellowship to Dr. Rachel Robison-Greene, a Postdoctoral Fellow at Utah State University researching the in…

Literary legend Margaret Atwood visits NC State this fall to speak about the intersections of technology and humanity. Tickets have already sold out for "An Evening with Margaret Atwood" on Friday,…

Be a part of Liberact! Liberact (Libraries & Interactive Technologies) is a free, two-day participatory conference that focuses on the interaction of users and technology in libraries and museums…