Digital Scholarship is a new mode of work in libraries and across the academy that is at its core collaborative, tends to be project-based, prone toward openness, dependent on technological infrastructure, and predisposed towards new research methods. As such, the practice of digital scholarship actively pushes back on traditional modes of labor in the academy, and challenges notions of academic hierarchy, especially in research. The requirements of digital scholarship have placed libraries in a central role as transdisciplinary sites of active scholarly engagement, as they align their core professional values, structural investment in infrastructure, and commitment to an ethos of equitable and sustainable information dissemination. As transdisciplinary sites, libraries embody digital scholarship modes of praxis, from open sharing, collaboration, and project-based research, actively bridging traditional divides between siloed institutions.