Libraries have been around for nearly 5,000 years, and sometimes it seems like they haven’t changed much since, at least in the public imagination. You know: hushed, slightly musty spaces smelling of ...

The American Library Association’s 2024 Annual Conference and Exhibition kicked off with a vibrant start in San Diego on June 28, drawing over 13,000 attendees to the Convention Center. Keynote ...

An interesting trend has been unfolding in academic libraries. The library has been welcoming new neighbors. Specifically, programs that support student and faculty success such as math emporiums, ...

A new draft strategy has been published by BCP Council which aims to outline the future of library services across the area. The five-year strategy aims to modernise library services, improve access ...

Libraries are at a dynamic point in their histories, rethinking their programming to focus on what is most relevant to their communities in a fast-paced and changing world. Our panel, featuring ...

The original version of this article included several quotes or statements that were not clearly attributed to the original sources. This isn’t your childhood library. The Hunt Library at North ...

Update: Early Wednesday afternoon, the White House rescinded its order to freeze trillions of dollars in federal grants and loans. Opponents of the freeze credited the outcry from the American people ...

With roots in nearly every community across the five boroughs, New York City’s 207 public library branches are uniquely positioned to help address several economic, demographic and social challenges ...

If you find yourself struggling to sort fact from fiction, you’re not alone. So much of today’s media arrives without clear sources. The underlying evidence—the primary sources—can be hard to track ...