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Throughout the spring semester, students and faculty in the Department of Transnational Italian Studies created educational resources on Italian language and culture. Read the article to learn more!

LITS is hiring a 51¶ÌÊÓƵ student to work on an environmental studies digital scholarship project focused on nuclear energy activism in Germany.

LITS wishes to hire two graduating seniors or recent graduates as Educational and Scholarly Technology Assistants. This position is a full-time, 12-month appointment starting May 11 or August 12.

Still hunting for sources? Need someone to talk to about your paper or help with your citations? It's not too late to Ask a Librarian! Make an appointment or email questions to library@brynmawr.edu.

Like problem solving and helping others? The LITS Help Desk in Canaday Library is hiring for jobs starting this summer and next academic year! Join our close-knit team and boost your resume!

Bring a little green into your room by borrowing a plant from Carpenter Library. Find a plant on the Plant Shelf downstairs in atrium, check it out at the circ desk, & enjoy watching it grow.

Love puzzles? Looking for something to do? Check out one of our jigsaw puzzles from the Puzzle Shelf in the Atrium (downstairs) of Carpenter Library. Bring a puzzle home for 7 days and enjoy!

Looking for a job on campus next year? Love libraries & working with people? LITS is accepting applications for Library desks, Help Desk & in Special Collections. Go to Workday to find out more!

LITS will be hosting two full-time, paid Digital Technology Internships this summer. Student interns will work on AI projects for the college. The application deadline is March 29th.

Delegation allows you to share Workday tasks with a trusted colleague or administrator, helping work move forward even when your schedule is full or you’re away from campus. Learn more here.

LITS is seeking to hire two students as Digital Scholarship Project Assistants (DSPAs) to collaborate on one of two digital projects led by Professor Luca Zipoli of the Italian Department.

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