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The House has yet to sign on to the Senates $20 million proposal to fund library construction and renovation, which, if passed, would be the first federal funding for updating library facilities in some 26 years.

Danielle Hubbard will begin the role on Nov. 1

Danielle Hubbard will begin the role on Nov. 1

Used batteries from electric vehicles are put to good use by a new energy storage system in San Diego. A library annex in Mira Mesa can run for hours on battery power after the sun sets or if the grid goes down.

Last term, Drexel University professors were recognized for their scholarly research and prolific academic and professional contributions

COLUMBUS – As the Mississippi University for Women, also known as The W, explores a name change, the public can share their input through a newly released survey.

Mississippi University for Women will continue to seek input with a public survey as the university explores a name change.

BOZEMAN — Artificial intelligence can help libraries provide better services, including making materials more accessible, but using AI can also raise ethical

BOZEMAN — Artificial intelligence can help libraries provide better services, including making materials more accessible, but using AI can also raise ethical

The University of Alaska Museum of the North has received $500,000 from the 'Save America's Treasures' fund to preserve the bus.