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Every time you search for resources in the library catalog and easily find what you're looking for, in addition to other resources you didn't know existed, you have Emily Lynema to thank. When…

What do contact mics and Arduinos have to do with gathering and analyzing data? Everything, as it turns out. The D. H. Hill Jr. Library Makerspace hosts three free workshops for NC State students and…

You can tell a lot about a person from their microbes. That’s why so many of the public science projects from NC State’s Rob Dunn Lab draw conclusions from a close look at the microbial life in your…

Maya Angelou. Toni Morrison. Alice Walker. All authors of color—and all whose work is frequently banned. Over half of all banned books are by authors of color or contain events concerning…

As students and faculty settle into the fall semester’s routine, they might notice a variety of changes at the D. H. Hill Jr. Library. After listening to library users’ needs, the NCSU Libraries…

Chris Erdmann, Chief Strategist for Research Collaboration at the NCSU Libraries, is part of a multidisciplinary team that was awarded a $97,911 grant from the Institute of Museum and Library…

Christine Sunu wants to connect with you. In fact, she sees how everyone and everything—from your dishwasher to your stuffed animals—could be connected, via the “Internet of Things” (IoT). Sunu, the…

Citing its role as an “innovation incubator,” Library Journal has chosen the James B. Hunt Jr. Library as one of its five “New Landmark Libraries” for 2016. The magazine recognizes a handful of…

Virtual Reality isn’t just for gaming anymore. In “Virtual Reality: What It Is and What It Can/Can't Do For You,” a free, public talk in the NCSU Libraries’ “Coffee & Viz” series, two scholars…

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The NCSU Libraries is proud to be a presenting partner in “Experiencing King at NC State University,” a campus-wide weekend of public events and exhibits, September 16-17. Incorporating stage drama,…

As the mosquitoes retreat with fall’s approach, the NCSU Libraries’ fun and informative “Science in the Movies” series celebrates the many roles played by insects in cinema. In “Bugs: Fear,…

The NCSU Libraries has released a fully searchable digital archive of the Nubian Message, NC State’s voice of the black student experience. Through a partnership with NC State Student Media, back…

Combining project information with great design, the prize-winning posters from the 2016 Graduate Student Symposium will be exhibited in the James B. Hunt Jr. Library iPearl Immersion Theater …

Alien species have invaded the James B. Hunt Jr. Library! Artist Miella Green makes sculptural works of imagined life forms from other parts of the universe out of encaustic--a mixture of…

Have you ever paddled down the Amazon River without leaving campus? Floated through a landscape? Painted on the air around you? Then you haven’t experienced virtual reality, an entertainment and…

The NCSU Libraries launches its fall slate of events for its “Making Space” series with a hands-on podcast workshop and public talk by “Criminal” podcast co-creators Phoebe Judge and Lauren Spohrer…

(Raleigh, NC) - Thanks to the Wolfpack Citizen Science challenge--a collaboration between the College of Sciences, the College of Natural Resources, and the NCSU Libraries--students, faculty, and…

“Who here has any experience with coding?” asks NCSU Libraries Fellow Lauren Di Monte. In a room of 50 incoming freshman women at an ESCape Camp hands-on wearables workshop sponsored by Glen Raven…

The Libraries have been getting a lot of attention in the nation’s capitol lately, after having been awarded the federal Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) National Medal for Museum and…