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- 1New Black Library novel puts Imperial Knights centre stage●Imperial Knights star in a new Black Library novel
Games Workshop's fiction imprint Black Library has announced a new novel focusing on the Imperial Knights, the towering walker piloted by noble houses in the Warhammer 40,000 universe. The announcement was made via Warhammer Community. Fans of Warhammer fiction are reacting to the Knights getting a lead role, a faction more often seen supporting Space Marines in the novels.
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Boston University's Wheelock College of Education & Human Development has launched a new grant program aimed at alumni working in classrooms. The Alumni Classroom Library Grant is intended to help graduates build or expand classroom libraries for their students, a need often covered out of teachers' own pockets.
- 3Photographer Offers Prints of Bodleian Library Doorway in Oxford●Bodleian Library Doorway, Oxford, UK [Prints Available] https:// welchwrite.com/blog/2026/10/13 /bodelian-doorway/ Order
Photographer Douglas Welch is showcasing an image of a doorway at the Bodleian Library in Oxford, England, and offering prints for sale through his online shop. The shot highlights the historic architecture of one of the university's most famous buildings, and the post is drawing modest engagement from photography and travel audiences.
- 4OmniOpenCon 2026 free software conference announced in Bucharest●New on // foss.events: OmniOpenCon by POLITEHNICA Bucharest (Faculty of Automatic Control and Computers) and ROSEdu on 1
OmniOpenCon, a free and open source software conference, has been announced for 16-17 October 2026 at the Central Library of POLITEHNICA Bucharest in Romania. The event is organised by the university's Faculty of Automatic Control and Computers together with the ROSEdu open source community, and has been listed on the foss.events calendar of free software gatherings across Europe.
- 5Troy University Library marks Banned Books Week●Troy University Library celebrates Banned Books Week
Troy University's library is celebrating Banned Books Week, the annual event highlighting books that have been challenged or removed from libraries and schools. Universities and libraries across the United States take part each year with displays and programming to draw attention to censorship and intellectual freedom.