Open access policies are a well-established practice within the scholarly communications landscape; numerous research universities passed policies more than ten years ago[...]

An unexpected discovery of the pandemic was a new working style that proved more generative than previous in-person collaboration. Using Zoom to facilitate synchronous co[...]

Library journal publishing can be a valuable way to support faculty scholarship, wherein much of the technical burden of publishing is centralized and managed by the libr[...]

Core: Leadership, Infrastructure, Futures advances the profession of librarians and information providers in central roles of leadership, collections and technical servic[...]

Many institutional repositories continue to struggle with low engagement. A combination of factors are often at play, including overburdened faculty, confusion about copy[...]

Digital humanities activity at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte has expanded significantly in recent years, yet this growth has occurred without a centralize[...]

Many institutional repositories continue to struggle with low engagement. A combination of factors is often at play, including overburdened faculty, confusion about copyr[...]

This study traces evolving approaches to the use of the FAST (Faceted Application of Subject Terminology) in digital repositories at Atkins Library at the University of N[...]

Atkins Library receives ETD metadata records from ProQuest, delivered in Proquest’s XML standard. This metadata includes student-supplied keywords and controlled terms fr[...]

The past decade has seen extraordinary change in the information landscape, along with new challenges in mis- and disinformation. As students enter university and become [...]