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    An introduction to GNU Emacs is circulating among developers, pitching the long-running text editor as a full computing environment for working in plain text. The guide, hosted by the University of Chicago library, walks through using Emacs for editing, email, and other everyday tasks. Discussion reflects enduring interest in Emacs among programmers who favor its extensibility and keyboard-driven workflow decades after its creation.

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    The University of Texas at Arlington's Central Library Basement is set to host a video game fight night, an event centered on fighting games. The announcement appeared in The Shorthorn, the university's student newspaper. Details about the date, games featured, and registration have not been widely reported yet, but campus gaming communities are expected to take an interest in the free gathering space being used for competitive play.

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    UW-Madison students try zine-making at campus art venues▼Chazen Art Museum and Kohler Art Library host zine-making event for UW-Madison students✉newsCultureArt1 d ago

    The Chazen Museum of Art and the Kohler Art Library at the University of Wisconsin-Madison are hosting a zine-making event for students, inviting them to create their own small self-published booklets. The workshop gives students hands-on experience with an art form rooted in DIY publishing culture, and it highlights the museums' and libraries' efforts to engage the campus community through creative programming.

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    Osher Map Library at University of Southern Maine showcases half a million maps●Présentation : Osher Map Library and Smith Center for Cartographic Education 🔸La bibliothèque de cartes du campus de PorMmastodonLifeEducation620 h ago

    The Osher Map Library and Smith Center for Cartographic Education, located on the University of Southern Maine's Portland campus, holds nearly half a million maps, atlases and globes. The university highlighted the collection in a new presentation, drawing attention to one of the region's significant cartographic archives and its role in map-based education.

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    San Diego State brings prized 'Dune' book out of vault▼Prized 'Dune' book gets a day outside the University Library vault✉newsCultureBooks1 d ago

    San Diego State University has given a prized copy of Frank Herbert's 'Dune' a rare day outside the University Library vault, putting the treasured volume on display for visitors. The showing highlights the university's collection of rare science fiction materials and gives fans of the classic novel a close-up look at a piece of literary history normally kept locked away.

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    Storybook Maze founder discusses book deserts at Elon University▼Road to book access: Founder of Storybook Maze speaks at Elon about book deserts✉newsCultureBooks1 d ago

    The founder of Storybook Maze, an initiative that brings free book access to underserved neighborhoods, spoke at Elon University about the problem of book deserts, communities where children have little or no access to books. The talk highlighted efforts to expand literacy through street libraries and book distribution, drawing attention to unequal access to reading materials across the United States.

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    Syracuse University faculty condemn attacks on education at Banned Book Week panel▼SU faculty condemn ‘systemic attacks’ on education at Banned Book Week panel✉newsLifeEducation1 d ago

    Syracuse University faculty held a Banned Book Week panel where they condemned what they described as 'systemic attacks' on education. Speakers framed book bans and curriculum restrictions as part of a broader effort to limit what students can learn, and urged defense of academic freedom. The panel comes amid ongoing national debates over school and library book challenges.

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    Rare book briefly leaves SDSU library vault▼Prized book gets a day outside the University Library vault | News✉newsCultureBooks1 d ago

    A prized volume from San Diego State University's Library vault was taken out on public display for a day, a rare departure from secure storage. The university's news office covered the event, highlighting the book's value and the care taken in bringing it out. Such showings typically draw interest from students, researchers and bibliophiles alike.

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    Catholic University Honors Program Visits Library of Congress●Catholic University Honors Program Visits Library of Congress -✉newsWorldUS Politics1 d ago

    Students from the Catholic University of America's Honors Program took part in a visit to the Library of Congress in Washington, DC. The student newspaper The Tower reported on the trip. Beyond the visit itself, no further details about participants, programming, or reaction have been reported.

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    Leibniz University Hanover hosts library event on October 15●15.10. 19-21 uhr in der # TIB in # hannover https://www. uni-hannover.de/universitaet/a ktuelles/veranstaltungen/detail/MmastodonCultureBooks62 d ago

    Leibniz University Hannover is holding an event on 15 October from 7 to 9 pm at the Technical Information Library (TIB) in Hannover. It is promoted in connection with topics including libraries, book bans and democracy, suggesting a discussion or documentary screening about censorship and the role of libraries. Details are available through the university's events calendar.