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Supervisors nominated student employees who have made significant contributions that have a lasting impact on the Libraries.

The One University Assessment Celebration included awards given out in five categories along with poster presentations.

Members can share their ideas, needs and feedback to help improve the services and resources offered by the Libraries.

What does the future hold? Co-organizers Ryan Nkongnyu ’25, G’26 and Sonia Issa ’24, G’25 want attendees to think beyond the present and leave with

Beth Patin, an iSchool professor and library science expert, highlights lesser-known services that make public libraries essential community hubs.

Starting April 20, patrons can donate nonperishable food and hygiene items at any campus library circulation desk to reduce fees.

The 53rd annual celebration of local visual arts returns this spring, and University employees are invited to showcase their creative talents.

The program supports innovative curricular development that fosters new ideas about incorporating focused use of archives and special collections.

Nine student founders across four schools and colleges received $5,000 grants to advance ventures spanning health care, financial technology, consumer products and software.

Heather Hendry, senior paper conservator at the Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts, will also lead a hands-on workshop on map lining techniques.