Month September 2026


IMLS Grant Supports C&IS Research on Libraries and AI Literacy 

Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly embedded in everyday life, but understanding how it works, how it should be used and what ethical questions it raises can be difficult. As communities navigate those questions, three College of Communication & Information Sciences researchers are looking to a familiar and trusted resource for help: libraries.  Dr. Yuan Li and Dr.…


SLIS Professor Kyle Clark Earns International Recognition for Bookbinding 

Books are more than the words printed on their pages. Their materials, structure and craftsmanship can reveal how they were made and the people who shaped them.  As an assistant professor of book arts at the School of Library and Information Studies (SLIS), Kyle Clark explores that history through bookbinding, preservation and the close examination of books as physical objects.…