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As the end of the academic year approaches, it’s time to celebrate all the fantastic work University of Iowa faculty and staff have accomplished this year.

Illinois and its vibrant heart, Chicago, are steeped in a rich tapestry of geographical nuances and academic resources. This article delves into the intricate

The Fairfield/Teton Public Library team of Marla Holmquist, Melissa Hatch and Tracie Roeder send greetings from the Southern Front. We are excited to share with you several newsworthy items about

Iowa legislators have placed a focus on public libraries recently. House Study Bill 678 (HSB678) was introduced last Wednesday, and the Local Government subcom

It’s that time of year again. That time when I reveal my inner nerd to all of you. I do believe I get nerdier every year. Recently, I received a desktop document holder as a gift. It’s an easel-like device (similar to a picture frame) with a clip that can hold multiple documents, along with […]

Hosted by the University Libraries, the Razorback Researcher series of virtual, in-person and hybrid seminars will explore research basics, how to efficiently use specific resources, citation management and more.

The numbers are in! Estes Valley Library’s annual “most checked-out” list is a fun way to discover your next book, song, movie, or activity. In Adult New Fiction, number one went to: The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store by James McBride, a compelling story of the Chicken Hill neighborhood of Pottstown, Pennsylvania (my hometown!) in […]

  As the spring semester at Liberty University kicked off on Monday, the Jerry Falwell Library greeted students with the coinciding milestone of its 10th anniversary, marking a decade of operating an innovative and student-focused university library that has become...

At noon on Friday, Dec. 22, the Nauvoo City Offices at 60 N. Bluff St. closed for the Christmas holiday weekend. It reopened Dec. 26 but the next two days