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Come to the Hill Library to be surrounded by birds, flowers, butterflies and bees—you might even discover a lynx and a rock hyrax here.No, we have not installed a garden or a zoo. The Hill Library’s…

Karina Burbank, Graduate Assistant for Exhibit Curation with the Special Collections Research Center, presented at the April 8 Graduate Student Research Symposium about the research behind the "…

Guest author: Karina BurbankThe Special Collections Research Center (SCRC) Exhibit Reading the Natural World: Histories of Science in Print explores the development of natural history as seen in…

Guest author: Karina BurbankThe NC State University Libraries’ Special Collections Research Center (SCRC) Exhibit Reading the Natural World: Histories of Science in Print explores the…

On February 1, 1920 an eight-person staff launched the first edition of the Technician with the words, “Smoothly, and with never a jerk or splash, but with an unerring, quiet movement, a strange ship…

Exhibits Program Librarian Molly Renda has been in the news a lot lately as the Art’s Work in the Age of Biotechnology: Shaping Our Genetic Futures exhibition that she co-organized has received…

Exhibits Program Librarian Molly Renda was among several who spoke at the NC Museum of Art museum park in late September as part of the “Bespoke Conversation on Corn and Culture” which took place at…

The first single-pickup electric guitar. The Civil Rights Movement in VR. Living T-Rex tissue. These objects tell stories of discovery, delight, and curiosity that represent the breadth of…

Library Journal trumpeted our augmented reality (AR) exhibit in the Hunt Library Technology Showcase. The publication ran a project report by Alison Blaine and Markus Wust about “ARt: Augmented…

Upper limit telescope, lower limit microscope—that’s one way to describe the human eye. NC State researchers regularly push through these limits working in fields such as Life Sciences, Entomology,…