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We all play games. They are engaging, entertaining, enlightening and/or educational. If they are not, we don't play them. Some games we play alone. Some we play together. Some we [...]

All Bowdoin students, faculty and staff now have institutional access to the Portland Press Herald through the Bowdoin library website. Marjorie Hassen, director of the College library, explained that there [...]

Byline: Nicole Hindberg Looking back to see what was going on in past years is a great way to gain insight into what the world used to be like.ǯThe University [...]

Throughout the course of the global pandemic, Centre College's Digital Scholarship Librarian Mary Girard and other members of the Grace Doherty Library staff have been hard at work keeping up [...]

Previously scheduled to reopen to on-campus students on September 7, the doors to Hawthorne-Longfellow Library remain temporarily closed as campus status remains in orange. However, that does not mean library [...]

Hailey Stessman OPINION EDITOR Now is the perfect time to familiarize yourself with the online and digital resources your libraries offer as alternatives to physically using a library's collection and [...]

Staff at the Harvard University Archives are soliciting reflections from Harvard affiliates to document how College traditions, academic coursework, and daily life have changed as a result of the ongoing [...]

Byline: Nicole Hindberg For, of and by the students since 1898. Welcome to 'A Look Back', a weekly series that showcases articles from the current week from different years since [...]

Byline: Richard Grant TweetShareShareShare Student IDs do more than just sign students on to BeachBoard. Those nine digits and your status as a student at Long Beach State can gain [...]

Byline: Jana Allen, junior news reporter Though the COVID-19 pandemic has caused many OU students to leave their Norman residences, OU and Norman community members still urge OU students to [...]

Written by Jennifer Jenkins. Theodora Scarato, the Executive Director for the Environmental Health Trust, came to St. Mary's College of Maryland's library on February 24th to discuss the debate over [...]

Conservation Technician II Man Liu restores a book's spine. Photo Credit: James Anderson / The Daily Princetonian The University is always changing. Forbes is incorporating Pink House to create a [...]

Byline: Inga Hwang The expiration of the University of California's contract with a major publisher of scientific and medical research may have had less impact than expected, UC librarians and [...]

Byline: JACOB TOOK You're a Hopkins student. You wake up, and if you're not already on campus you're probably no more than a few minutes away. You grab coffee and [...]

East Carolina University's Laupus Library opened an exhibit celebrating the life of local Civil Rights leader and medical trailblazer, Andrew A. Best. Best, was a physician in Greenville, born and [...]

Byline: Matthew Benusa In an attempt to move with technological advances, the Carnegie Mellon University Libraries are modernizing many of their systems to meet what they see as changing student [...]

By Jack Shafer, Staff Writer Tucked underneath the staircase of the basement level of Sacred Heart Hall, there is a room filled with artifacts from Newman's past: 3D models of [...]

Byline: Mita Kataria Years ago, students were always told not to use Wikipedia as a source when doing any type of research assignment in school. But that is beginning to [...]

Byline: Caroline Hughart Writing is something nearly every student has had to do during their college career. Although it's challenging at times, the writing center wants to make sure every [...]

Byline: Louise Lerner An exhibit at the University of Chicago Library this winter contains a wooden baseball bat worn flat on one side, next to a bag of rocks collected [...]

BY: NIKAYLA KIRCHNER, STAFF WRITER Fourth Estate/Dominique Bernardino Last semester, Mason opened its doors to the complex and exciting world of comic art. Mason University Libraries is currently hosting 'Comics [...]

Byline: Tyler Fedor The Friends of UofSC Libraries launch party showcased the 'Four Color Fantasies' comic book exhibit and comic book writers Roy and Dann Thomas, who spoke at the [...]

Paula Booth encourages people to walk through Western Oregon University's art exhibits with the knowledge 'nothing is expected of them when they do.' Booth is the director of the Cannon [...]

Male students sit on the lawn outside of Foster Hall, which served as the men's dormitory building for Westminster College in 1935. Today, Foster is the arts and sciences building [...]

Potential future site of in-arena study carrels. Photo Credit: Jack Graham / The Daily Princetonian Princeton Athletics is launching a new initiative to boost student attendance at Princeton sporting events: [...]

Byline: Leila Sassouni Steve Dresbach is an Instructional Support Professional who works closely with students to assist them with multimedia projects. He enjoys watching students use the tools they learn [...]

Byline: Faith Scrivo Villanova University's Falvey Memorial Library has partnered with the Radnor Historical Society to digitize historical newspapers from the Wayne Weekly Signal, as well as other early Main [...]

Byline: Jacqueline Bajric With first semester coming to an end and finals quickly approaching, seats at the University of Miami's Richter library are a hot commodity. As of Monday, Dec. [...]

Byline: Molly Kruse, assistant culture editor Sally Johnson spent her fall semester on a hunt for the Western History Collections -- one that has involved contacting hundreds of student organizations [...]

While leading disaster recovery classes on how to save books damaged by floods, Nancy Kraft was anything but dull. Before class, Kraft would douse antique books from the thrift store [...]

Byline: Angela Peterson Tucked away unassumingly on the fourth floor of Steenbock Library, the University Archives is starting to teem with life -- and for good reason. The archives are [...]

YU Libraries have launched a new personal librarian program for first-year students. This new initiative is aimed to help new students on campus quickly learn how to glean all the [...]

Close 1 of 18 Williams Hall, which was Illinois State University's library before Milner was built, is said to be haunted by the ghost of old librarian Ange Milner. The [...]

Male students sit on the lawn outside of Foster Hall, which served as the men's dormitory building for Westminster College in 1935. Today, Foster is the arts and sciences building [...]

By Adrianna Finch In Spring 2017, Cameron University's Library began the process of creating the Digital Media Lab in the Library. The process took roughly six months to complete, which [...]

Byline: Rachel Jacobi By Rachel Jacobi, News Editor The Yeshiva Academic Institutional Repository is an initiative that was recently launched by the Yeshiva University Library with the intent to digitize [...]

Byline: Emma Corry Deanna Engler's favorite item in the University Archives and Special Collections is a two-volume book set from the year 1603. The library associate and USI history graduate [...]

Byline: Meredith Howard By Meredith Howard | Staff Writer Although Moody Memorial Library is commonly referenced by students, Baylor has a variety of libraries on campus with resources and collections [...]

Libraries at UC Berkeley are like McDonald's and Starbucks in New York City: everywhere you look, there is going to be one. Some libraries are more famous than others (looking [...]

Eric Walerko joined the Saint Mary's community in June, becoming the College's newest archivist. Since then, he has started the task of maintaining materials pertaining to the history of Saint [...]

Byline: Sara Schlecht With the semester well underway, the Cushwa-Leighton Library at Saint Mary's aims to remind students of the services it offers. One way of doing this is through [...]

Byline: Jackie Orchard Jackie Orchard / ASP Printing services in the campus library could be heading for improvement this year, officials say. At UAlbany, it costs a student 10 cents [...]

Byline: Andrew Tan Behind the fanfare surrounding its new hospital, Stanford has quietly begun development on another groundbreaking project -- a central database for information on the ethical, legal and [...]

Byline: Jonah Goldberg With Washington University student schedules as hectic as they are, it's easy to seek the comforts of routine and convenience. We go to the same lunch spot [...]

Byline: John Lee | Contributing Writer Mississippi State University Libraries will celebrate Banned Books Week, which will begin Monday and last through Friday. Various events will be provided throughout the [...]

By Victoria Gill Opinion Editor Library Archives and Academic Technology emailed students and staff in August addressing new changes in Miller Library that happened over the summer and changes to [...]

Byline: Isabel Scholz | Orange Media Network Alexis Campbell, News Contributor isAccessibleForFree' content='true'/> After winning a competitive Library Services and Technology Act grant, Oregon State University Libraries will begin to [...]

The Woodrow Wilson School of Public Policy and International Affairs. Zane R. / Wikimedia Commons Every student on campus, whether it be in first-year writing seminar or during the senior [...]

From the Iowa City Public Library to the Marion Public Library, one literary kiosk has been making monthly stops in Iowa City and surrounding area libraries as part of its [...]

Byline: Oren Oppenheim The future of Yerkes Observatory remains uncertain after its recent closure by the University, which has activated stipulations put in place by the observatory's primary funder that [...]