Category Archives: Learning from Libraries

Megan Heady is the Director of Knowledge and Resource Management and the Associate University Librarian at West Virginia University. She kindly agreed to talk about how her library is taking the initiative to meet modern research and teaching needs. LB: Could you tell us a little more about West Virginia University? MH: West Virginia UniversityContinueContinue reading “Librarians staying ahead: making the most of what we have”

This blog-post is the first of a new thread within the De Gruyter Brill Conversations series that explores how librarians continue to triumph in the increasingly resource-squeezed Higher Education environment. Ms Hasina Afroz, University Librarian at BRAC University, Bangladesh, shares her views and inspirations with Linda Bennett of Gold Leaf. Ms. Hasina Afroz, University LibrarianContinueContinue reading “Librarians Investing Ahead: An Interview with Hasina Afroz”

How modern librarians are tackling the obstacles they face head-on. A new blog series in partnership with Gold Leaf. It is no secret that universities across the world are experiencing financially challenging times. A powerful mixture of adverse circumstances – the outbreak of wars in Europe and the Middle East, the rise of far rightContinueContinue reading “New Series: Librarians investing ahead”

On occasion the world of academic librarianship produces thought-leaders who dominate their profession, sometimes regionally, sometimes globally, for decades. Two such distinguished librarians are Mrs Lee Cheng Ean, who was University Librarian and Immediate Past University Librarian at the National University of Singapore [NUS] until 2023 and now holds the role of advisor and ambassadorContinueContinue reading “Navigating the Shifting Sands – Two very distinguished librarians look back over their careers”