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“As a student here, I've moved about 4 times in 6 years because housing prices are extremely high and affordable options are scarce,” says Chaniqua Simpson. “A lot needs to be done. I don't have all…

Did you catch Sand Pact at Manifest III last month? If not, you have another chance to experience this. In a special “State of Sound” event on Wednesday, Nov. 7, 6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. in the D. H.…

Mmmm, microbes! Bet you never thought you’d say that. But you will at “Never Home Alone: A Gala of Stories, Foods, and Insights from the Study of the Life in Homes,” a special event to celebrate Dr…

North Carolina’s rich literary history is interwoven with NC State University. A new exhibit in the Hunt Library iPearl Immersion Theater honors authors in the North Carolina Hall of Fame with NC…

“They have fought so hard against a struggle that was not of their own doing,” artist Lucas Swick says of the NC State student cohort he’s been working with at the Libraries. “From extreme poverty to…

CALL FOR PROPOSALS—The NCSU Libraries’ Copyright and Digital Scholarship Center is seeking proposals for the Open Project Engagement Network (OPEN) Incubator, a research accelerator. Members of the…

The NCSU Libraries celebrates Open Access Week—an international celebration of open practices that advocates for free access to scholarly outputs—October 22-28. This year’s Open Access Week theme, “…

Bestselling author and NC native Wiley Cash​ headlines the Friends of the Library Fall Reception on Thursday, Oct. 18 from 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. in the Duke Energy Hall at the Hunt Library. Cash will…

In a partnership with Poole College of Management, the Libraries is proud to host nine new Bloomberg terminals on the 9th floor of the D. H. Hill Jr. Library. These workstations enable users to…

Emoji infest the Art Wall in the Hunt Library, thanks to the work of visual storyteller Carla Gannis. Her video animation, Portraits in Landscape, is a remix of smartphone and selfie culture with the…

Upper limit telescope, lower limit microscope—that’s one way to describe the human eye. NC State researchers regularly push through these limits working in fields such as Life Sciences, Entomology,…

Former NCSU Libraries Pentair Fellow Colin Keenan has received a grant of $44,000 to develop learning experiences in virtual reality (VR) related to plant biology and photosynthesis. The grant is…

Join the Libraries for cake and coffee—and our Common Reading Bot. At “Coffee, Cake, and Common Reading” on Tuesday, Sept. 25 from 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. in the Fishbowl Forum at D. H. Hill Jr. Library…

Copyright experts from four universities in the Research Triangle area of North Carolina are piloting a program to help librarians at institutions with limited resources to develop expertise in…

Join the NCSU Libraries and the NC State Wake County Alumni Network to wish the Brickyard a happy 50th birthday! Lots of fun, participatory, and family-friendly events are planned and there are great…

Both the D. H. Hill Jr. Library and the Hunt Library will re-open at 12:00 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 16. Check the Libraries website at www.lib.ncsu.edu for any updates. All three branch libraries (…

A lamp that flickers. A toaster oven on the fritz. A jacket with a torn sleeve. An end table that wobbles. A necklace with a bad clasp. Everyone has something broken lingering in their house or dorm…

“The #MeToo movement is so powerful because of the multitude of voices,” says Liss LaFleur, a media and performance artist who teaches New Media Art at the University of North Texas. “There’s no…

Fall workshops are underway at the NCSU Libraries Makerspace in D. H. Hill Jr.! Register now through our workshops page. We’re teaching everything from “Getting Started with 3D Design” to “Building…

The Making Space series of public talks and workshops returns this fall with a talk about machine learning and art from Duke University researcher Matthew Kenney and two “Raiders of the Lost Arcade”…