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Robert B. Jordan III '54, former chair of the NC State Board of Trustees and former lieutenant governor, will discuss and sign copies of the new book about his life, The Man from Mount Gilead ,…

We'll give you a five-minute mind tickle. Daily. We've been told that at least one reason the D. H. Hill Jr. Learning Commons is so crowded is because of the conversations that take place here every…

The NCSU Libraries is pleased to announce the appointment of M.J. Eleanor Brown as Head of the Special Collections Research Center, effective November 1, 2011. Brown will assume…

Through Monday of next week the D. H. Hill Jr. Library will be lit in Wolfpack red to honor NC State's latest member of the National Academy of Sciences. The library's Conservatory and light…

Please join us for a lecture that marks the tenth anniversary of September 11: The World Trade Center: A Complicated History a talk by Dr. Kristen J. Schaffer Thursday, September 8 at 4:00 p.m.…

Registration is now open for the DELTA fall 2011 workshop series and the schedule of classes begins on Tuesday, September 6. By attending DELTA workshops and seminars, you can explore best practices…

Professor Rob Dunn Join us for our first Fabulous Faculty talk of the semester: Fabulous Faculty - Dr. Rob DunnTuesday, August 30 at 4:00 p.m.Assembly Room, 2nd floor, East Wing, D. H. Hill Jr…

Welcome back, Wolfpack. We have something new in store for returning and first-year students alike. And yes, we're still crowded. And will be as long as students keep flocking here to work. And…

If you're thinking of buying a new computer for the new semester, here's a great chance to donate your old one to a good cause. And keep those heavy metals from polluting the local municipal dump.…

Chancellor Woodson has said that the new Hunt Library is without a doubt one of the most exciting projects that NC State has taken on in the last 20 years.  If you think D. H. Hill Jr. is great,…

New technology-enabled study rooms It may be a little less crowded with less of us on campus during the summer, but group study spaces have always been a rare prize at the D. H. Hill Jr. Library, no…

Media Contact:dwhiscoe , NCSU Libraries, (919) 513-3425 Drawing on a strong legacy of using mobile devices to open up the treasures of the university's Special Collections Research Center to the…

Join us for a sneak preview of WMKS: Where Music Kills Sorrow , the final show in Theatrefest 2011 presented by NC State's University Theatre. Members of the cast will perform songs and discuss…

Registration for DELTA's Summer 2011 workshop series is now open to NC State faculty, staff, and graduate students! Our Summer classes start on June 7, and offerings include instruction on using the…

A new website sponsored by the NCSU Libraries is up and ready to give you some great ideas for summer reading. What could be better than looking over the shoulders of the Olympic-quality readers…

Saturday, June 18 at 10:00 a.m.Meet on the steps of D. H. Hill Jr. Library NC State's main campus is home to a variety of fascinating and diverse architectural styles. Catherine Bishir, curator of…

It's difficult to walk across the NC State campus (like any other campus these days) without noticing that most students are more likely to be toting a smartphone in their hands than a book (though…

On May 24, 2011, Steven J. Bell will address how academic libraries can carve out their own experiential brand  as featured speaker at the NCSU Libraries' annual I. T. Littleton Seminar. Bell is…

April is National Poetry Month. No wonder you're feeling the need for a quick fix of the best poetry currently being written in North Carolina. You can now scratch that itch on the NC State Poetry…

Need a super quiet, super cuddly, super comfortable place to study? Check out the new ball  chairs in the area just behind the Creamery in the west wing of D. H. Hill Jr..As you know, D. H. Hill Jr…