Books, movies, and other physical items were flying off the shelves last month. If you’re curious to know which titles have patrons rushing to place holds, look no further.
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The Department of Justice has extended the ADA Title II digital accessibility deadlines for public institutions to 2027 and 2028, providing more time to achieve compliance.
April is School Library Month. We may be deep into April, but it's never too late to spread the word about the wonderful impact school libraries and school librarians have on students!
Carleton College seeks a Reference & Instruction Librarian for STEM & Digital Scholarship with a base salary of $68,000-$70,300/year. This position serves as the liaison to selected departments, including Chemistry, Biochemistry, Math and Statistics, and Physics and provides one-on-one instruction at the Research/IT desk, in research consultations, and during information literacy instruction sessions.
In the wake of the largest protest in human history (No-Kings on March 28th, 2026), we may be searching for ways to help children of all ages understand just exactly why people protest and why they matter. This collection of ebooks currently available in Ebooks Minnesota is curated with that in mind.
Dr. Jenny Hill, the Graduate Director of the School Library Media Program at St. Cloud State University, is sharing three opportunities to learn more about becoming a school library media specialist. Classes meet online via Zoom in the evenings during the school year and during the day in the summertime. Some courses are asynchronous. Are you ready to start your next chapter?
As libraries prepare for the upcoming ADA Title II requirements, our goal is to help libraries deliver accessible materials to your patrons. Learn more about how Minitex is working to enhance the accessibility of interlibrary loan (ILL) documents.
The final four is set! Does Historical Fiction have the blueprint to reach a consecutive final, or will Nonfiction give us a reality check? Will the cunning of mystery be enough to triumph over fantastical beasts?
The University of Minnesota Libraries, along with University partners, invites you to apply for an all-day workshop on foundational perspectives of artificial intelligence in education and their connections with information and media literacy.
University of Minnesota seeks Social Sciences Librarian with a base salary of $63,000/year. This position will integrate your expertise in disciplinary research, pedagogical strategy, and library and information science. You will assist faculty, students, and staff throughout the entire research lifecycle - from the initial stages of discovery and resource navigation through to the final dissemination of new scholarly work.