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A Nation of Makers: Empowering America’s Students and Entrepreneurs to Invent the Future Today, President Obama will host the first ever White House Maker Faire and will meet with students, entrepreneurs and everyday citizens who are using new tools...

Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens are not a few of my favorite things (probably not even in the top 10), but I can say with certainty that one of my favorite things is Open Access (OA), as I’ve illustrated in past blog posts.  These past...

This research guide is intended as an overview of library resources and services of particular relevance for students in Dr. Keville Frederickson’s Spring 2013 course ORLN 5005, Interdisciplinary Theory and Knowledge Development.  The resources, primarily...

by Ann Okerson  (CRL), Steve Goodall  (Outsell, Inc.), and Katina Strauch (Against the Grain)  <kstrauch@comcast.net> Judges and contestants on stage at the Charleston Gaillard Center. Click to enlarge photo. In November 2016, the Charleston...

Argyle Armada author Mark Johnson pops into the Café to talk about his latest book, Spitting in the Soup, a timely counterblast to the notion held by some that doping in sport has always been seen as being evil and has always been fought against. We...