Co-Social Media Editor Carmen Cole interviews our Best Article (Volume 23) winner Kristin Antelman, University Librarian for @ucsblibrary, about her article entitled, "Content Warnings and Censorship." Interview here: bit.ly/4bPaAT2

In this Portal: Libraries & the Academy article the author shares how the university library supported the institution's effort to reconcile and honor its collective racial story through a digital archives project. The archives serves as an institutional collective memory. bit.ly/3Km6GoU

In this Portal: Libraries & the Academy article the author shares how the university library supported the institution's effort to reconcile and honor its collective racial story through a digital archives project. The archives serves as an institutional collective memory. bit.ly/3Km6GoU

This Portal: Libraries & the Academy Global Feature focuses on the growth of research data management practices at universities in Kenya. The goal is to encourage RDM and create a culture to improve research output Joel Nakitare bit.ly/3Km4Sft

This Portal: Libraries & the Academy Global Feature focuses on the growth of research data management practices at universities in Kenya. The goal is to encourage RDM and create a culture to improve research output Joel Nakitare bit.ly/3Km4Sft

Whatever shape and purpose an academic library lab takes its success depends on building engagement. In this Portal: Libraries & the Academy article the authors share strategies for getting students and faculty into the lab and involved with the staff and programming. bit.ly/4dZ8NfS

Whatever shape and purpose an academic library lab takes its success depends on building engagement. In this Portal: Libraries & the Academy article the authors share strategies for getting students and faculty into the lab and involved with the staff and programming. bit.ly/4dZ8NfS

University library consortia often take advantage of cooperative collection development (CCD) practices. The authors of this Portal: Libraries & the Academy article focus on the benefits and challenges of CCD for area studies collections as experienced in ARL libraries. bit.ly/4bYkEcd

University library consortia often take advantage of cooperative collection development (CCD) practices. The authors of this Portal: Libraries & the Academy article focus on the benefits and challenges of CCD for area studies collections as experienced in ARL libraries. bit.ly/4bYkEcd

In this Portal: Libraries & the Academy article the authors analyze the existence of link failure in theses and dissertations. They found that "web at large" content is most susceptible to irretrievable loss in just a few years and recommend author practices to reduce loss bit.ly/3R6NGyf

In this Portal: Libraries & the Academy article the authors analyze the existence of link failure in theses and dissertations. They found that "web at large" content is most susceptible to irretrievable loss in just a few years and recommend author practices to reduce loss bit.ly/3R6NGyf

In this @portaljournal article, the authors present their findings on the application of their flexible programmatic information literacy rubric to one-shot, first-year writing library instruction. Maya Hobscheid Grand Valley State VCU bit.ly/3wVUiZw

In this @portaljournal, the researchers surveyed librarians to gather existing information literacy course titles. They also surveyed and held focus groups with students to learn what students consider when choosing electives. Cal State East Bay bit.ly/4aHxaff

Researchers explored the experiences of Black undergraduate students at a PWI. Their goal was to improve services and spaces and to highlight and validate experiences with race, racism, and microaggressions on campus and in the library. bit.ly/4517ZTJ Portal: Libraries & the Academy

Authors describe how and why the Dunning-Kruger effect often occurs with the one-shot library instruction mode. They offer a holistic model of instruction that emphasizes closer information literacy connections to higher education curricula. bit.ly/4bFQ6w5 Portal: Libraries & the Academy

In this @portaljournal article, the authors present the basic aspects of legislation applicable to text and data mining activities. They offer a detailed comparative analysis of the norms of the main jurisdictions that have regulated them to date. bit.ly/4bVWJKs

In this @portaljournal article, the authors present their findings on the application of their flexible programmatic information literacy rubric to one-shot, first-year writing library instruction. Maya Hobscheid Grand Valley State VCU bit.ly/3wVUiZw

In this @portaljournal, the researchers surveyed librarians to gather existing information literacy course titles. They also surveyed and held focus groups with students to learn what students consider when choosing electives. Cal State East Bay bit.ly/4aHxaff

Researchers explored the experiences of Black undergraduate students at a PWI. Their goal was to improve services and spaces and to highlight and validate experiences with race, racism, and microaggressions on campus and in the library. bit.ly/4517ZTJ Portal: Libraries & the Academy

Authors describe how and why the Dunning-Kruger effect often occurs with the one-shot library instruction mode. They offer a holistic model of instruction that emphasizes closer information literacy connections to higher education curricula. bit.ly/4bFQ6w5 Portal: Libraries & the Academy