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A Stanford University Libraries digital exhibit offers a photographic look inside NeXT Computer, the company Steve Jobs founded in 1985 after leaving Apple. The archive, drawn from photographer Doug Menuez's work, documents daily life at the Silicon Valley startup, its offices and its people, and is freely browsable online.
- 2UCLA Library's Data Science Center shutters amid consolidation●UCLA Library’s Data Science Center closed amid consolidation effort
UCLA's Data Science Center, housed within the university library system, has been closed as part of a broader consolidation effort. The student newspaper Daily Bruin reported the closure, which affects students and researchers who relied on the center for data science support and resources. University officials have not widely detailed which services will be relocated or absorbed into other library units.
- 3These Wilder Years 1956 Movie Poster Shared Online▼These Wilder Years (1956) movie poster Action and adventure films; Romance films From Digital Collections of Harry Ranso
A vintage poster for These Wilder Years (1956), an action-adventure and romance film, has been shared from the Harry Ransom Center's digital collections at the University of Texas at Austin. The poster offers a look at mid-century Hollywood design and promotion. People are discussing it as an example of classic film history and graphic design.
- 4Auburn Art Students Open 'Building Memory' Exhibit at Central Library▼‘Building Memory,’ New Exhibit by Auburn University Art Students, Open Now at the Central Library
Auburn University art students have unveiled a new exhibition titled 'Building Memory', now open to the public at the Central Library. The show features student work and gives emerging artists a public venue. The Birmingham Times reported the opening, drawing attention to the university's art programme and its partnership with the library.