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Vice Provost and Director of Libraries Susan K. Nutter, one of NC State’s most influential leaders, has announced plans to retire this fall after 30 years at the NCSU Libraries. When Nutter arrived…

Dr. Brian Beaton, Director of the Center for Expressive Technologies at California Polytechnic State University, is this year’s NCSU Librarians’ Association (NCSULA) I. T. Littleton Seminar speaker.…

“North Carolina Cooperative Extension Women: The Early Years,” now part of the exhibit rotation in the Hunt Library’s iPearl Immersion Theater, highlights some of the women pioneered home…

As textbook costs continue to rise, universities are exploring ‘open textbooks’ to relieve their students of some expense while leveraging new technologies for learning and teaching. Recognizing…

If you’ve been wanting to try some of the hottest new VR equipment, the Libraries offers you that opportunity all summer long. The VR Studio in the West Wing of the D. H. Hill Jr. Library (room 2318…

The Make-a-Thon, a four-day challenge during which student teams research, design, prototype and build a new solution that addresses a sustainability challenge, has received a Sustainability Fund…

The Friends of the Libraries Frank B. Armstrong Memorial Book Sale was extra special this year, celebrating its quarter-century mark. And the NC State community showed its support for the Libraries…

The NCSU Libraries is proud to announce the winners of its annual Code+Art Student Visualization Contest, which encourages students to create “massively responsive,” web-based works that give…

NC State has been awarded a $414,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support the advancement of tools and techniques for developing and sharing large-scale visual content for research…

The NCSU Libraries is proud to announce the winners of its third annual Student Multimedia Research Contest, sponsored by Gale Cengage Learning. The winners enjoyed refreshments at a public reception…

Hill of Beans, the cafe by the D. H. Hill Jr. Library entrance, is refurbishing their space after the spring semester is over. Starting in mid-May, the cafe will be closed to refinish cabinets and…

Quick—make sure you have your ID on you! During Reading Days and Finals, access to the Hill and Hunt Libraries is limited to the NC State community only. Restricted access begins at 8 a.m. on…

The NCSU Libraries is proud to announce its incoming class of Libraries Fellows for 2017-2019. The NCSU Libraries Fellows Program develops future leaders for academic libraries, with a focus on…

The D. H. Hill Jr. Library is always changing. A lot has improved throughout the building in 2017 so far. Graduate students will notice new tables and chairs in the four graduate study rooms in the…

“It is difficult to get the news from poems, yet men die miserably every day for lack of what is found there,” wrote the poet William Carlos Williams. The NCSU Libraries’ poem dispenser mitigates…

NC LIVE Executive Director Rob Ross will spend parts of the spring and fall in Rome to help the Conference of Italian University Rectors (CRUI) set up a new management system for electronic resources…

Master of Arts in Liberal Studies candidate Carl Wilkins presents a curator’s talk and a pop-up exhibition of historical letters that bring key moments in African-American history to life in “In the…

Join the NCSU Libraries for a “Read Smart” book discussion of J. D. Vance’s memoir Hillbilly Elegy at Raleigh’s Cameron Village Regional Library (1930 Clark Ave.) on Monday, April 24 at 7-8 p.m. The…

Adam Rogers, Emerging Technology Services Librarian, and Lauren Di Monte, NCSU Libraries Fellow, are the first librarians to receive the Gertrude Cox Award for Innovative Excellence in Teaching and…

The Triangle is home to a large and lively book arts community of artists, academics and librarians. They’re gathering for the first Triangle Book History Symposium at the National Humanities Center…