Macalester College seeks an Associate Library Director for Access, Instruction & Research Services, with a base pay of $86,551.00/annually. This position oversees Access Services, Research & Instruction Services, and Digital Liberal Arts, and works with a dedicated team to support Macalester’s information needs and continuous learning.
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University of Minnesota seeks Archival Assistant, with a base pay of $22.50/hour. This position supports the daily operations of the Tretter Collection in GLBT Studies housed in the Archives & Special Collections Department of the University of Minnesota Libraries in the Elmer L. Andersen Library.
North Dakota State University seeks Senior Electronic Resources Librarian with a base salary of $60,000/year. This position manages acquisitions workflow strategies and activates and maintains the Chester Fritz Library’s (CFL) electronic resource holdings to make them discoverable and accessible.
The September/October 2026 "Library Laughs & Oddities" newsletter from Sentry Custom Security features a scent to remember and the chance to win a $5,000 gift certificate.
Erin McBrien, curator of the Midwest Literary Archives (UMLA), selected 10 women authors from the archives’ collection, each of whom - beyond their written contributions - helped create a community of writers where none existed.
Points of View Reference Source has been updated to Points of View Ultimate. Make sure your library’s website has the updated link to this new resource.
Minitex and Mackin are excited to open SY26/27 enrollment for the shared digital collection for schools in Minnesota.
The Modern Language Association offers a suite of free teaching and learning resources to help MLA International Bibliography subscribers extend the value of their subscription across campus.
Duluth Public Library seeks Library Services Manager with a base salary of $105,590/year. This position will lead its team of dedicated library staff, work with the Duluth Public Library’s three supporting organizations, and inspire innovative services to meet community needs.
Books, movies, and other physical items were flying off the shelves this past Summer. If you’re curious to know which titles have patrons rushing to place holds, look no further.