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Summer is the perfect time for recommendations from the University Libraries! Learn more:

It's hot this week in Chapel Hill, and what better way to cool off than with a visit to the pool! Check out this postcard of Kessing Pool that was postmarked in 1948. Photo is from the Durwood Barbour Collection of North Carolina Postcards at Wilson Library

The next lunchtime workshop in the Health Sciences Library's Systematic Review Summer Workshop Series is this Wednesday, June 25, from 12 to 1pm. Register now to claim your spot:

The National Institutes of Health has announced that the 2024 NIH Public Access Policy will now apply to all articles accepted for publication on or after July 1, 2025. Learn more:

Do you have questions about how to use the generative AI tools that seem to be everywhere these days? You can learn more in the University Libraries’ Summer GenAI Series. Learn more:

Want to learn valuable skills like how to build websites in WordPress and edit images in Photoshop? The Undergraduate Library’s SkillfUL Tech workshops cover all of that -- and more! Learn more and register here:

The next Wilson Research Forum presentations are this Wednesday, June 11, from 12 to 1:15 pm. Find more information and register here:

Want to know how to conduct a systematic review? The Health Sciences Library’s Systematic Review Summer Workshop Series has you covered! The first session is on Wednesday, June 11, from 12 to 1pm. Register now to claim your spot:

Does your web presence need a makeover? Want to perfect your photos in Photoshop? Learn these skills and more through the Undergraduate Library’s SkillfUL Tech workshops. Find out more and register here:

Interested in conducting a systematic review? The Health Sciences Library’s Systematic Review Summer Workshop Series will give you the tools and resources you need to navigate the process with confidence. Learn more:

All libraries across campus will be closed today, May 26, in observance of Memorial Day. Libraries will re-open tomorrow. Have a good holiday, Tar Heels!. Photo submitted by Tadhg Sheeran.

Davis Library is home to an 19th century printing press, and last semester instructor Ruth von Bernoth brought her class to learn how it works. Students created broadsheets in the style of the 16th century using the printing press and wood or linoleum cuts from BeAM MakerSpace.

UNC Research is Local History. Since 2010, the North Carolina Digital Heritage Center has scanned 610,763 newspapers, 16,452 yearbooks and thousands of books, documents and photographs. More are added daily from the Tar Heel State. #UNCResearchIsNC #UNC

UNC Research is new pharmacy knowledge. Experts at the Health Sciences Library are active partners in pharmacy work at UNC. Together, we're expanding knowledge and improving lives across North Carolina. #UNCResearchIsNC #UNC

For those of you in Chapel Hill this summer: the library is open! See our summer hours on our website:

Cheers to the class of 2025! Wilson Library will be OPEN tomorrow from 9am to 5pm for Commencement. Stop by with your families before or after graduation and take a peek inside our iconic special collections library!

We are pleased to announce the winners of the Libraries Student Employee Appreciation Awards! This year’s recipients are Owen Osborne, Amina Williams, Eileen Weng and Ian He! Read more:

It's Preservation Week and to celebrate we're highlighting the role UNC Library plays in preserving information. Visit our website to learn more:

Today marks 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War, and a new exhibition in Wilson Library explores how the conflict affected UNC-Chapel Hill and the Carolina community. Read more: