Information at the core of continuity
Professor Beth Patin explores how the role of libraries is evolving to meet the needs of diverse communities in times of crisis.
Rachel Ivy Clarke and Alumna Sayward Schoonmaker Win ALCTS Outstanding Publication Award
An iSchool student-professor duo wins award for promoting diversity in library materials.
Wrapping Up My Internship at National Geographic by Isabel McCullough
The last few days of my internship were busy. I was wrapping up projects and making sure physical and digital [...]
Digitizing Books and Holocaust Survivor Memoirs by Ruby Williamson
The library has committed itself to providing digital versions of items and resources in the collection as a way to [...]
What Makes a Good Library Website? by Sabrina Unrein
In the autumn of 2018, the iSchool Public Library Initiative (IPLI) worked on a project that involved collecting library [...]
The 2020 Census and Public Libraries
Sabrina Unrein takes a look at how public libraries can affect or be affected by the 2020 Census data collection
Libraries and Librarians in the Movies by Georgia Westbrook
Librarians in movies tend to fall into a cranky spinster stereotype — you know at the end of “It’s a [...]
5 Library Science Scholarship Opportunities
Georgia Westbrook has five opportunities for aspiring library scholars to take advantage of to cover tuition and fees
7 Books for Your Winter Reading List
Sabrina Unrein spoke to seven students studying library and information science and got their recommendations for this winter reading list
Public Libraries for Health and Wellness
You may not think of the public library as the first place for physical, social, and mental health but Heather Elia is here to show how some libraries are adapting their services for that purpose
