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“Student veterans are a very different demographic. We’re in our mid-to-late twenties or older. Some are raising families or working full-time jobs. We’re coming out of a very structured military

An internationally regarded thought leader on librarianship, Dr. Lankes noted how, over the past century, libraries have succeeded by adopting the ways of the Industrial Revolution--creating uniform

It’s shortly before 11 on a Monday night. Zach Parnes ’18 and Nick Hennion ’18 are where you’ll find them on most Monday nights during the NBA season, in their residence hall room, preparing to "go li

Meal. Replacement. Muffin. It’s iSchool graduate student Zach Schleien’s hope that those three words become a well-worn phrase for many thousands of consumers all over.

Dr. Hill, assistant professor of practice, is one of two keynote speakers for this year’s Conference on Inclusion and Diversity in Library and Information Science (CIDLIS).

From the classroom to the White House, there is a global push to ensure that higher education prepares future STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) leaders. Unfortunately, in the United St

The award recognizes Liddy’s work in leveraging on and off-campus resources and connections to help students create startup companies and develop opportunities to retain entrepreneurial students.

MLB.com and the iSchool are co-sponsoring the MLB.com College Challenge, a contest that invites students to develop new ideas that could end up on MLB.com, Major League Baseball's official website.

The three-year project has been funded by a grant of $281,263 from the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the National Leadership Grants for Libraries Program.

When Cisco Systems asked Technical Marketing Manager Jameson Blandford to replicate the internal competitive-intelligence and product quality testing skills he’d been providing, the iSchool graduate