LMU Speaks
A university library created a winning storytelling program from the ground up — and so can you.
A university library created a winning storytelling program from the ground up — and so can you.
A UMass Amherst library is addressing heavy topics with workshops that encourage discussion and mindfulness.
Partnering with civic groups, and artists are just a few ways to create lasting community connections.
Academic librarians share how they engage the campus with the Americans and the Holocaust exhibit.
Book Bathing reimagines the library's physical space and engages all senses through a guided mindfulness audio experience.
This program series engages college communities regarding social issues through a VR experience, film screening and discussion.
Led by museum and archives professionals, this program was dedicated to the study and preservation of Chicanx, Latinx and Indigenous Peoples.
In what ways are school and academic libraries fostering community outside of the traditional classroom setting?
How can you use virtual reality as a means to educate and start conversations in the academic library?
Pet Grams are an easy way to spread kindness and cuteness while promoting academic library resources.