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As promised in a previous post, we'll be writing about the process of overhauling our approach to dealing with born-digital archival materials as we go along this spring and summer (and maybe fall…

We tried a Born-Digital Reboot once before. Check the date. The timing was bad.

It's not that we've made no progress on improving our born-digital workflows and tools these last two,…

We are extremely excited to share that we have recently added an important new feature into our Rare and Unique Digital Collections platform: we now have audio and video players that…

Just a bit over six years ago, we embarked on an initiative to advance our processes for managing born digital archival materials. As that work rolled out, it was documented in a series of News…

In honor of the 2019 Women's World Cup tournament, we're sharing some of our favorite soccer pictures from the digitized collections:

Who says there's no art in sports?!

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If you haven't seen today's Google Doodle, or if it wasn't already marked on your calendar, today marks the 30th anniversary of the world wide web. Happy birthday, Web! And way to go,…

It feels like we're finally digging out from our record-tying single December day snowfall from Sunday and Monday (Dec 9 & 10). The roads are still a little slick in spots, but 50 degree…

It's Halloween! And what better way to celebrate a harvest-related event that brings suspect food choices than to share photographs taken at the 2018 North Carolina State Fair by one of…

In the middle of May this year, found somewhere in the Student Publications of the School of Design, North Carolina State College, Winter 1952, Volume 2, Number 2, the NCSU Libraries made its…