Open Source Integrated Library Systems: Perspectives from Latin America by Adrienne Canino
Open Source ILS in use: The Monteverde Institute The Monteverde Institute, a non-profit research and study abroad organization in Monteverde, [...]
Library Friday: USMA Library at West Point by Kayla Del Biondo
For my LIS program, this summer I’ve been interning at the United States Military Academy (USMA) Library at West Point. [...]
Internship at Fort Stanwix: The Challenges of Social Sharing by Kim Hoffman
I’ve just completed my first week as an intern at Fort Stanwix National Monument. Week one was packed with information, [...]
Library Friday: New York Public Library at Rikers Island by Kayla Del Biondo
My posts this semester have tended to focus on library services for underserved populations: What can the library profession do [...]
Social Justice and Librarianship by Kara Conley
Many librarians (myself included), believe that libraries are inherently tied to issues of social justice. How so? In a world [...]
Library Friday: Visiting Flower-Sprecher Veterinary Library by Kayla Del Biondo
From birds to books. That’s Erin Eldermire’s career trajectory summed up in four words, and she couldn’t be happier with [...]
The iSchool Experience: Online Student Edition by Lauren Stevens
My Adventure I began my adventure at the iSchool on campus while I was living in Syracuse. When I bought [...]
Library Friday: Visiting NOPL's Pop-up Library by Kayla Del Biondo
In the Library and Information Science program here at SU, we spend a lot of time discussing the importance of [...]
Library Friday: Visiting the Hilton Library at the Culinary Institute of America by Kayla Del Biondo
When I attended NYLA’s 2016 Annual Conference this past November, I learned that ‘special collections’ is such a broad term. [...]
Library Friday: Visiting Liverpool Public Library by Kayla Del Biondo
I met Colin Welch, a 2014 graduate of SU’s Library and Information Science Master’s program, at NYLA. When I heard [...]