Category: Stories

The gift from the late Steven A. Lipman, C'71, culminates his legacy of support for the Libraries.

Penn Libraries Civic Engagement Curator Samantha Hill recently hosted young activists from the organization #VoteThatJawn at the Kislak Center, where they responded to historical materials through the lens of poetry.

From ebooks to binoculars, here are some highlights of what's available to you as a Penn faculty or staff member through the Penn Libraries.

A look at two new court cases examining the intersection of copyright and generative AI. 

Almost two years and 10,000 comments after initiating a study on the topic, the U.S. Copyright Office has finally released a “pre-publication” report on training AI and copyright. Unfortunately, it may raise as many questions as it tries to answer.

An avid patron of the Penn Libraries’ Zilberman Family Center for Global Collections, history doctoral student Mengliu Cheng was awarded a prestigious Graduate Student Paper Prize from the Association of Asian Studies last year.

There has been little guidance from either the courts or Congress on the many copyright issues that generative AI raises. That is, until now.

Here's a look at what the Penn Libraries is doing to promote environmental activism and sustainability this week—and year-round.

In celebration of National Library Week, we asked Penn Libraries staff to tell us about some of the ways that libraries have impacted their lives.