Category: Stories

Over the course of Kyle Ferguson's thesis work, the Bollinger Lab has printed dozens of iterations of his designs, all at no cost.

We recently spoke with Phillips to learn more about Elizabeth A. R. Brown, her peers, and how Phillips imagines scholars of the future using the materials in the Medieval Historians Archive.

Humes shared the stories that inspired his prizewinning book Total Garbage during Climate Week at Penn.

This year’s theme strikes at the core of why open access is so important.

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.