Conservator Heather Wanser prepares an early drawing of Yosemite by Thomas Ayres for display, February 27, 2026. (Shawn Miller/Library of Congress) A sketch that once circulated the United States, ...

The Lee Library will host a series of free events during the week of March 9, including an introduction to webcomics, a smartphone technology class, and an all-ages origami workshop.

How many times a week do you introduce yourself? Whether it’s in person, virtually, one-on-one, in a large group, or formally or informally, you probably introduce yourself many times a week. Perhaps ...

Striving to enhance understanding of the contributions of African Americans, the library contains materials relevant to the historical, sociological, political, and cultural aspects of the Black ...

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana State Library (ISL) has announced the next event in its 2025 Lunch and Learn Series: “Introduction to Native American Research.” The session will be held on Tuesday, ...

Why is a business plan so vital to the health of your business? Read the first section of our tutorial on How to Build a Business Plan to find out. A business plan is a written description of your ...

Are you interested in learning more about how to use our new LibrarySearch discovery tool? Bates research librarians have created a series of three short videos that provide an introduction to using ...

In Fort Worth, Texas, a new chapter is opening for nonverbal communication in public spaces, as the Fort Worth Public Library now provides a low-tech innovation to bridge the language barrier, ...

The Library Company reading room on Juniper Street in Philadelphia c. 1935, one of the group’s main locations from 1880 to 1935. The Library Company of Philadelphia Founding father Benjamin Franklin ...

Next-generation sequencing (NGS) has transformed the medical and biological sciences, providing improved throughput and affordability. The cost of whole-genome sequencing has reduced considerably, ...

Three weeks ago, waist-high cardboard boxes filled to the brim with books cluttered every aisle of this industrial Georgetown warehouse. Stacked in rows, the still-to-be-processed books packed 90 ...