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Just kidding. We're still talking to Lucas about Star Wars though. At any rate, Hunt's Automated Retrieval System (ARS) will provide high drama nevertheless. With just the click of a button in an…

Just kidding. NASA will stay in Houston and Florida. But with technology-enabled furniture, multi-touch computing walls, 3D user computing interfaces, and telepresence facilities, the new Hunt…

Not really. The Bell Tower is the proud symbol of NC State, so once they are funded, the long-awaited bells will ring out where they belong. And like the Bell Tower, the Hunt Library will also be a…

Just kidding. You can stay at Hunt as long you like, within reason of course. The average visit to the Libraries already measures in hours, not minutes. We know that many of you already feel like…

While that would be exciting, they will probably decide to hold all of them in Washington instead. Politics as usual. But the Skyline Reading Room, like Hunt Library as a whole, will be a…

Giant five-foot tall penguins? Fearsome, spear-beaked penguins? Flocks of penguins flying through the ancient sky? Perudyptes-a 42 million year old penguin from the equator. There's a lot…

The NCSU Libraries is pleased to announce the appointment of the NCSU Libraries Fellows, 2010 - 2012: Brian Norberg and Adam Rogers, effective July 1, 2010, and L. Hill Taylor, effective August 2,…

Join the NCSU Friends of the Library at its April 8 Spring Meeting with special guest Lee Smith. She will read from her recently published collection of stories, Mrs. Darcy and the Blue-Eyed…

Please join us on March 25 for the third in the New New South Lecture Series. We will hear from Chancellor Emeritus Larry Montieth; executive director of the NC State Entrepreneurship Initiative, Tom…

Apply now for the 12th Annual Teaching and Learning with Technology Summer Institute for Faculty at D. H. Hill Jr. Library, May 17 - 21, 2010. The Summer Institute is a program for NC State faculty…

As part of our commitment to make sure students have the tools they need to succeed, the Libraries has just installed nine EOS workstations in D. H. Hill Jr. (three running Linux, six running…

Media Contact:dwhiscoe , NCSU Libraries, (919) 513-3425 When the Pack is out roaring around their territory in Raleigh, they will now be able to carry their group history along for the hunt. In…

Media Contact:dwhiscoe , NCSU Libraries, (919) 513-3425 The North Carolina State University Libraries today released an enhanced version of its Historical State web site to make it even easier for…

The NCSU Libraries has found that some of the greatest instructors on campus especially when it comes to emerging technologies are our own students. And we're proud to help them pass their knowledge…

For over thirty years, Michael Stoskopf and Suzanne Kennedy-Stoskopf ”professors of wildlife health at NC State's College of Veterinary Medicine ”have worked together to make an impact on the health…

Overlapping Washes Nine paintings by the late Joe Cox, a long-time North Carolina State University College of Design professor, will be sold as part of the continuing initiative to raise money…

In conjunction with the Hold on to your Hats! exhibit in the Libraries' exhibit gallery, the curator, Mary Hauser, Registrar at the Gregg Museum of Art & Design , will discuss hats and headwear…

by Jason Smith Overlooking the Brickyard, the entryway to D. H. Hill Jr. Library has become the default meeting place for students gathering for study groups or catching a breath of fresh air. On a…

The North Carolina State University Libraries and the North Carolina Research Campus (NCRC) will host a lecture series this spring to examine the economic, social, and cultural forces that have…

by Jason Smith For the second year in a row, the World's Largest Student Film Festival will be returning to NC State, starting on February 9. It's your chance to show your stuff and make your name…