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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…

Whiteboards are great for collaborative work, but what if your collaborators are across campus—or across the continent? The Google Jamboard is designed to bridge that gap, while integrating the power…

Come blow off some steam, chat about what games you're excited about, and play something new! Join us for "Raiders of the Lost Arcade," an informal drop-in session for gamers of all levels and…

The NCSU Libraries has chosen five cohort institutions as part of a $414,000 “Visualizing Digital Scholarship in Libraries and Learning Spaces” grant that the University was awarded by the Andrew W.…

Through its Alt-Textbook Project, the NCSU Libraries is committed to fostering change in the current textbook publishing environment. Librarians can partner with faculty members on licensing…

“Impervious surface!” This is what a city tree would shout if you asked it what its most important environmental factor is, according to postdoctoral researcher Dr. Nora Lahr. The NCSU Libraries…

The NCSU Libraries offers a free workshop for visual artists and others interested in digital visualization to get a great introduction to basic programming with Processing, a flexible software…

Be a party animal at the Library of Veterinary Medicine! Come to “Library Libations: K-9, Feline, Equine + Wine” on Thursday, Oct. 26, 6-8 p.m. to enjoy wine and hors d’oeuvres while exploring the…

The NCSU Libraries will host a slate of workshops during Open Access Week, October 23-29. The week is an international celebration of open practices that helps advocate for free access to scholarly…

The NCSU Libraries Special Collections Research Center (SCRC) is pleased to announce that the Eduardo Catalano Papers are now available to researchers. Eduardo Fernando Catalano was a well-known…

An Engineer’s Eye: The Architectural Photographs of Gordon Schenck is now on view in the D. H. Hill Jr. Library Exhibit Gallery. Open through March 5 of next year, the exhibit presents over 60…

Horror film screenings! Horror-themed virtual reality games! Special effects makeup workshop and demo! Every Wednesday for the rest of October, the NCSU Libraries will be screening a different North…

October 7-13 is Campus Sustainability Week, and the Libraries is joining in on the fun! Along with all the other exciting events--a bike ride, a farm dinner, volleyball and soccer games, a poster…

The NCSU Libraries is partnering with the Graduate School on becoming members of Software Carpentry, a national nonprofit training organization focused on teaching scientific computing skills…

IMLS Director Dr. Kathryn K. Matthew recently awarded National Leadership Grants to initiatives that “ensure librarians are equipped to provide citizens access to the information, resources, and…

Every year, libraries join their voices with those of authors, publishers, booksellers, teachers, students, civil liberties activists and readers everywhere to defend our rights to read and write…

Pete Schreiner, Jill Sexton, and David Woodbury were featured in American Libraries magazine discussing the potential roles virtual reality (VR) can play in the work of NC State students and faculty…

Join the Friends of the Library for Hunt Library After Dark! Spend First Friday, October 5 at the world-renowned James B. Hunt Jr. Library painting in a virtual reality space, drawing with a…

Jane Austen (1775–1817) remains one of the world's most celebrated authors. This year will mark the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s death, and to commemorate this bicentenary, the NCSU Libraries,…

GitHub is an online development platform where tens of millions of users host and review code and build and manage distributed software projects. As a platform for version control and collaboration,…