Special Collections Research Center

With the hiring of Harry B. Krauz as farm forestry specialist in 1918, the North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service began its forestry program.  During the twentieth century this grew to become Extension Forestry. 

[blog post co-authored by Kris Alpi, Director, William Rand Kenan, Jr. Library of Veterinary Medicine] In honor of the 2018 FEI World Equestrian Games, taking place this September in Tryon, NC, a new display of materials showcases a selection of NCSU Libraries’ rare books and historical materials...

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 ONE MILLIONTH image available online in the Rare and Unique Digital Collections site. If I had to guess,...

Special Collections' digital program is made up of three functions: digitization, born digital processing, and web archiving, and each one provokes unique ethical challenges for archivists.

The NCSU Women's Center has been a vital component of the campus community since its founding in 1991.  The Special Collections Research Center proudly presents a new collection guide that enhances access to records documenting the Center's history.