Syracuse University Libraries publishes Public Libraries Guide
In Fall of 2021, while taking IST 613, Brooke Vitagliano proposed a project to bring awareness [...]
Five Unexpected Benefits of Eliminating Library Fines
What would happen if libraries got rid of library fines? Sabrina Unrein G'20 explores this in a recent whitepaper.
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.
Long Days Held Close to the Heart by Jill Hurst-Wahl
Editor's Note: Associate Professor of Practice Jill Hurst-Wahl is stepping down from her role as director of the iSchool's Library [...]
MSLIS Internship Close-Up: School Media by Kara Conley
This week, I’ll be diving into the world of internships in our focus area of school media. Let me be [...]
MSLIS Internship Close Up: Public Service by Kara Conley
After looking at the technical and data-driven side of librarianship last week, I decided to mix things up. This week, [...]
Library Science meets Data Science
Some library science students pair their studies with data science. Kara Conley explores two data librarianship internships.
MSLIS Internship Close-Up: Technical Services by Kara Conley
The fall of my sophomore year of college, I reached out to a local social-service agency and asked for an internship. [...]
7 Questions with an LIS Professor: Caroline Haythornthwaite by Kayla Del Biondo
New iSchool professor, Caroline Haythornthwaite’s, lengthy last name is almost as impressive as her experience in the information field. [...]
Librarianship and Democracy: Creating an Informed Citizenry by Rachel Ivy Clarke
Democracy is one of the core values of the American Library Association[1], and, as such, is one of the major [...]