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A group of international experts will debate the benefits and dangers of artificial intelligence at the University Librarian’s Lecture Friday at UVic.

In the dark of night on June 7, 1883, Mohandas K. Gandhi was thrown off a train in Pietermaritzburg. In South Africa to work as a lawyer, his presence in the first-class carriage was objected to by a white passenger. Even though he had purchased a first-class ticket, Gandhi was ordered to move to third-class. Refusing, Gandhi was forcefully ejected, landing with is luggage onto a hard dirt road. He felt confused and afraid; ashamed and humiliated. Yet when he stood up, he was a changed man.

EARN IT bill is aiming at scanning our messages and photos, we are calling of Senators to oppose this surveillance bill!

The Central University (CU)  Library Directorate has refurbished the library of Kaneshie Senior High Technical School (KATECO) in the Greater Accra Region.

Monte Markham found success in films as an actor and documentarian. Loran Smith recounts their friendship as UGA students.

OCLC is partnering with the Big Ten Academic Alliance (BTAA) to advance development of OCLC Resource Sharing for Groups, a new solution that reimagines resource sharing with a focus on library groups and consortia.

A years-long attack on their status is bad for all of us.

PLOS' transformative agreements gain momentum