Should Videogames be in Libraries? by Dorotea Szkolar
Why don’t libraries have videogames? As both a gamer and librarian, I am concerned with the lack of acknowledgement [...]
Need a Book Recommendation? Ask One of these Sites by Alison Glass
So I read a lot. Like, multiple books in a weekend a lot. And one of the problems with [...]
A "Vine" Grows on Twitter: Video for the GIF Crowd by Jared Rosen
Who would have thought that 140 characters could tell a story? Facebook is a multidimensional social network with many [...]
Data Mining in Obama’s 2012 Victory by Dorotea Szkolar
Barack Obama won the 2012 presidential election, defeating Mitt Romney in nearly all battleground states, securing a total of [...]
12 Things You Can Get at Libraries (Other Than Books) by Alison Glass
When most people think of libraries, the first thing that comes to mind is books. People have associated libraries [...]
What is Servant Leadership? by Eileen Allen
Seems like a contradiction in terms, doesn’t it? Servants are subservient and leaders are out in front of the [...]
Does Waze Really Work? by Jared Mandel
If you're traveling for the holidays, then you'll want to take note of one of my favorite smartphone GPS apps available [...]
What is University Compliments? by Samii Ruddy
You may have heard buzz about a new Facebook page that's popped up in the Syracuse University community. It's [...]
Microsoft’s So.cl Sharing Experiment by Jared Mandel
On Monday, December 3, Shelly Farnham of Microsoft FUSE Labs (Future Social Experiences) visited The School of Information Studies at Syracuse [...]
What is Snapchat? by Joey Creighton
If you haven’t used Snapchat, you most likely have heard your friends talking about “snapchatting” each other by using this [...]