The library will be closed on Thursday, June 19, 2025 for Juneteenth. If you're interested in learning more about this holiday, make sure to check out the library's mini book display.
Research Superstars transforms learning into an adventure! Combining an old-school board game layout with retro video game graphics, players navigate the research process from start to finish. Interactive and video elements aim to increase engagement in this fun, game-based learning experience. Give it a try and let us know what you think! This game is currently in beta, so your feedback is invaluable in helping us improve the final product. Thank you!
Credible Sources episode 22 is now available! This episode revisits Dr. Sam Humphrey and Dr. Laurie Balsano Wright, the first two graduates from National University's Ed.D. in Organizational Innovation in the Sanford College of Education. They share highlights from their journey through the doctoral program, the challenges they faced, and the support they received from their families and from National University's academic services. Hear about where they are now, their excitement for the next phase of learning and professional growth, and the value of their doctoral journey. View it here.
May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! Might we suggest celebrating with a good book or documentary? Check out the library's updated display featuring selected works that explore the stories, experiences, and contributions of these resilient communities. Access the display here.
Credible Sources episode 21 is now available! For this special episode, we shine a spotlight on leaders and support staff at National University featured on previous episodes of the Credible Sources podcast. These remarkable individuals are shattering glass ceilings, championing transformative initiatives, strengthening student success, and serving as powerful role models. View it here.
The library has put together a new guide to help you learn all about artificial intelligence (AI). You'll find information about the use of generative AI tools in education, AI literacy, ethical use of AI, faculty views on AI, and more. Make sure to also check out our videos on AI, including brief primer videos as well as recorded webinars. Our latest video is the first in a new series called AI Launchpad: Industry Insights that focuses on the use of AI in retail.
Keep an eye out for more content and video updates as we continue to add to this guide in the future.
Interested in attending a live webinar on AI? Please see our previous blog post to find out more about the two webinars currently offered by the library!
Successfully navigate your doctoral journey with the National University Library Dissertation Toolbox Webinars! Designed specifically for doctoral students, these engaging workshops provide essential skills for every stage of your dissertation research. Learn how to effectively find and stay current on research topics, identify literature gaps, research theoretical and conceptual frameworks, organize your findings, and more.
Explore the upcoming live sessions and past recordings to equip yourself with the tools for dissertation success. View the live webinar schedule here, or check out the recordings here.
The library is now offering webinars to help you learn how to use generative artificial intelligence tools responsibly and also how to identify pitfalls to avoid. For example, did you know that generative AI chatbots, such as ChatGPT and Gemini, will produce fake (or hallucinated) citations? Learn more by registering for a webinar here.
February is Black History Month and the library is celebrating with an updated display of select ebooks that highlight the successes, contributions, and struggles of African Americans throughout U.S. history. Explore our collection here.
You are also invited to join National University on Thursday, February 13 at 3:30PM (PST) for a Black History Month Celebration! In alignment with the 2025 Association for the Study of African American Life and History Black History Month theme—African Americans and Labor—we will hear from inspiring student and alumni speakers who will share personal narratives and insights centered on empowerment, resilience, and excellence. Learn more and register here.
Check out the new Business Searching Interface. In addition to combining three major business and news databases into a single search, you'll also find popular topics, case studies, reports, selected publications, and featured collections only a click away! Explore it now.
