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Data science is an increasingly important element in all business sectors and facets of life. How can higher education better prepare students to engage meaningfully with data? In a new project…

The NC State University Libraries awards a number of part-scholarships every year to our outstanding Libraries student workers as part of our efforts to support student success and affordability.…

The NC State University Libraries awards a number of part-scholarships every year to our outstanding Libraries student workers as part of our efforts to support student success and affordability.…

Big changes begin with small actions—like dropping a single dry-erase marker into a recycling bin instead of a trash can.In April 2023, the Libraries debuted its dry-erase marker recycling program,…

When Mark Bailey and Stephen Edgerton came to the Libraries’ “Donors and Scholars” event in February, they were expecting a pleasant evening of storytelling and information. They left inspired to…

The Special Collections Research Center is excited to announce the acquisition of a new collection featuring correspondence with Albert Einstein! The Raimond Struble Correspondence With Karl Menger,…

Join the Friends of the Libraries for a morning of high-tech holiday crafting for all ages!During our Family Holiday Makerspace Workshop on Saturday, Dec. 16 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. in the…

How do you break the poverty cycle? In the documentary film First Generation, screening Wednesday, Nov. 8, from 6:00-7:35 p.m. in the Hill Library Auditorium, four college students try to answer…

Arts Village Director Emily Kasprzak has curated a series of programs that illustrate how arts overlap and enhance STEM careers and studies. The Arts and Your Major series, created in…

Grief and loss are a part of everyone’s life. And yet these emotions are different for everyone and change over time. Many video games feature narratives and situations that address the…

Co-organized by NC State University and the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), the Digital Engineering in Nuclear Technology (DENT) 2023 conference in September at the Hunt Library…

The Libraries and Quail Ridge Books are proud to present Emmy Award-winning actor, comedian, producer, and director Henry Winkler at NC State’s McKimmon Center on Thursday, Nov. 16 at 7:00 p.m.…

If you breathlessly binge-watched “The Last of Us,” then come to the Libraries for a lively event on Nov. 2. In the first of three film and discussion events this academic year, NC State…

The Libraries offers suspense, almost-jump-scares, and an Oscar-winning socioeconomic vampire story for your Halloween plans!First, on Friday, Oct. 27, 2023, we present the immersive film…

Our 3D printers are blushing!The Libraries Makerspace led the university-wide, fall 2023 crowdfunding campaign with 37 donations totaling $16,135—more than triple the original goal of $5,000.…

Join poets Khalisa Rae and Eric Thompson as they perform their work and discuss their accomplishments as poets and performers who raise up Black Southern narratives.Rae and Thompson lead a …

Performers use language in new, creative ways—and that usage, in turn, changes the language through that performance. The new documentary film Talking Black in America—Performance Traditions,…

If you admire Dian Fossey’s career researching and advocating for mountain gorillas in Rwanda, then you will want to meet Dr. Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka when she visits the Libraries for a talk…

Join the Friends of the Libraries for our Fall Reception and spend an evening with New York Times bestselling author Silas House as he discusses his novel, Lark Ascending, winner of the…

Everything that humans have made was first imagined. The potent mixture of imagination, design and problem-solving takes the stage in October for an interdisciplinary look into how we’ll all live in…