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Vice Provost and Director of Libraries Susan K. Nutter, one of NC State’s most dynamic and influential leaders, has retired after 30 years at the NCSU Libraries. Susan bids us farewell having placed…

Thanks to drones, NC State students had a giraffe’s-eye view of Namibia during a recent Study Abroad trip to Africa. This Wednesday, January 31, at 7:00 pm in the Hunt Library’s Teaching and…

The D. H. Hill Jr. Learning Commons isn’t just for study and work anymore. Because the NC State community needs leisure reading too, the NCSU Libraries is proud to announce the debut of a Popular…

The NCSU Libraries is pleased to announce our initial slate of visualization workshops for the spring 2018 semester. All workshops are interactive and are open to NC State students, faculty and staff…

The NCSU Libraries and the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) are honored to receive a major grant award from the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR).…

Technology has changed how scholarship is conducted and disseminated. Researchers are broadening the impact of their research with new digital tools and practices. The NCSU Libraries is excited to…

College of Design associate professor Russell Flinchum leads a special tour of the exhibition An Engineer’s Eye: The Architectural Photography of Gordon Schenck in the D. H. Hill Jr. Library Exhibit…

Applications are now open for the 2018 Data Science and Visualization Institute for Librarians, (DSVIL) a week-long course for librarians who are passionate about research and scholarship to immerse…

Since seating is at a premium during exams, the Libraries is opening an Evening Study Space in Room 2144 of D. H. Hill Jr.’s east wing (the middle room near the elevators). This extra space will be…

Students are hungry for knowledge… and just plain hungry! Thanks to University Dining, Insomnia Cookies, and Friends of the Library, we are thrilled to offer coffee and cookies near Ask Us in…

Science fiction asks “What if?” The Novel Science book club discusses fiction that says “What is.” The NCSU Libraries, in partnership with the College of Sciences and the NC Museum of Natural…

Visit the James B. Hunt Jr. Library to see veterinary student artwork from the Spring 2017 Veterinary Illustration Selective VMC 991-29 taught by Dr. Michael K. Stoskopf, Professor of Aquatics,…

The NCSU Libraries Special Collections Research Center (SCRC) is pleased to announce that the Ron Sederoff Papers are now available to researchers. Sederoff, one of the first scientists to study…

Linda Jewell, FASLA, professor emerita of landscape architecture and urban design at UC Berkeley, delivers “A Voice for the Landscape: Conversations between Structures and Landscapes” as the first…

The Libraries offers two free workshops in bioinformatics searching to students and faculty. Attendees will learn about National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) databases and tools, which…

What can you do in four minutes? If you’re an emergent filmmaker, it turns out you can do a lot. The Libraries is proud to host the 8th Annual Student Short Film Showcase again this year as talented…

The NCSU Libraries is offering a one-year trial of Overleaf, an online collaborative authoring and publishing tool. Ideal for students and faculty in the sciences, Overleaf simplifies the writing,…

Prototyping AR/VR applications takes less time than you think. NC State Alumni Cameron McKnight discusses how rapid software application development has reduced the turnaround time for AR/VR…

In a family, generations roll over about every 30 years. But within a large university community like NC State, which graduates over 8,000 students each year, generations roll over much more quickly…

Writer, comedian, and “Daily Show” actor John Hodgman visits NC State with his new book, Vacationland: True Stories from Painful Beaches, on Monday, Oct. 30 at 7:00 p.m. in the Duke Energy Hall at…