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By Kristen Bayley Kirsten Martin, a distinguished academic leader with expertise in emerging technologies and how they intersect with the...

he University of Tsukuba has established a university-wide recruitment system for 20 positions to strengthen its research capabilities, and will be accepting applications from women only.

The iSchools Doctoral Dissertation Award is a prestigious annual competition introduced in 2013 that recognizes outstanding work in the...

iConference 2026 will be the 21th annual conference of the international iSchools organization. The virtual academic program will take...

The University of Washington Information School (iSchool) invites applications for a Postdoctoral Scholar position with the Data Services for Indigenous Scholarship and Sovereignty (DSISS) initiative.

Issue #1 Tina Du   Asia Pacific Region   Charles Sturt University School of Information and Communication Studies (iSchools member since...

With funding from the Mellon Foundation, Simmons will establish the Center for Information Literacy, which aims to promote informed decision-making and nurture civic participation.

In a talk she delivered at the 2024 Boston International Antiquarian Book Fair, SLIS faculty member Dr. Lisa Fagin Davis discussed the history of women creating, reading, and owning medieval European manuscripts. To honor Women’s History Month 2025, we spoke with her about this research and its connection to her Simmons courses.

When a patient has an organ transplant, clear, accessible information can make all the difference. That’s why Transplants.org turned to...

2024 Downs Intellectual Freedom Award given to Shannon M. Oltmann