New Rutgers research explores how caste hierarchy in India is reinforced through discourses on X (formerly known as Twitter).
Medlar, who has served as the president and director of the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh since May 2022, has transformed accessibility and efficiency in the city's public library system.
An approach developed by Rutgers researchers could transform how international aid and development work operate.
Doctoral student Juliana Mestre will present at the Association for Library and Information Science Education Annual Conference; SC&I is a Bronze Sponsor.
Ali Motamedi shows how art and technology connect with immigration, identity, and language, helping people better understand and empathize with the immigrant experience.
Naficy is being inducted this year in honor of her contributions as the founder and executive director of The American Place in the Hartford Public Library.
“What I enjoy most about my work,” O’Brien said, “is interviewing people from the Livingston community for the library's podcast. Hearing about the lives and experiences of our neighbors is a great way to develop empathy, strengthen bonds, and foster pride in the community.”
A SC&I alumna builds a career in service and leadership.
Archivists, scholars and librarians working with a variety of British archives and collections provided the MI students with a variety of lectures and guided tours to enable them to think critically about cultural differences and similarities by learning about how British archivists and librarians develop, preserve, and provide access to physical and virtual collections.
Faculty join in the American Library Association’s national conference and support local literacy action efforts.
