1. Rayna Danis, student in the gender and cultural studies and public policy masters program
    Student Story

    Rayna Danis ’22MA, ’22MPP Makes an Impact with the Joint Master's in Gender and Cultural Studies and Public Policy

    Rayna Danis '22MA, '22MPP never expected to get her masters, but then she found her passion for affecting inclusive policy change. We spoke with Rayna about the joint master's program and how it's helping her on this journey.

  2. Rae Enzie, student in the archives management degree program
    Student Story

    Rae Enzie ’22MS Lands Fellowship with the Library of Congress

    For their fellowship, Rae collected information on the authors and presenters of the 2021 National Book Festival. We caught up with Rae about what they learned from this experience and their passion for the preservation of digital records.

  3. Simmons University Beatley Library (home of best library science programs)
    Student Story

    New Research on Public Libraries and Schools in the Age of COVID-19

    In the wake of the pandemic, the School of Library and Information Science master’s and doctoral students wonder: what can we learn from this experience? Take a look at their research projects on the impacts of COVID-19 on schools and public libraries.

  4. Headshot of Michelle Laflamme
    Student Story

    Michelle Laflamme ’22MS Awarded 2021 Audrey Friend Scholarship

    Awarded annually by the Massachusetts School Library Association, Laflamme was selected for her passion for education and her desire to model the tenets of social justice, nurture cultural appreciation, promote quality information-seeking behavior.

  5. Headshots of Hannah Arnow, Melissa Jennison, and Kerri MacLaury
    Student Story

    Notes from the (Virtual) Field: LIS Students on Remote Internships

    Library and Information Science students share their experiences completing fieldwork during the pandemic, and tell us the advantages of online internships.

  6. Headshot of Carolina Quiroa
    Student Story

    Visual History: Preserving Artifacts of Marginalized Groups with Carolina Quiroa ’21MS

    Congratulations to Carolina Quiroa ’21MS, recipient of the 2019 Elmar W. Seibel Scholarship. In her award application, Quiroa shared her experience preserving the visual history of Guatemala.