The Smithsonian — particularly its National Museum of American History — has faced withering pressure from the Trump administration. It’s the culmination of decades of criticism by conservatives and o...

The fact that ICE officers do not allow wrongfully detained people to “promptly go free” is a surprise to only one man in America.

As last year came to an end, so did public access to the Centennial Building. The building, home to the Iowa City research facility of the State Historical Society of Iowa (SHSI) since 1956, provided ...

Advocates for the freedom to read across the country share their wins, challenges, and opportunities as the work enters year six.

Advocates for the freedom to read across the country share their wins, challenges, and opportunities as the work enters year six.

No further details have been released on the settlement.

El documentalista chileno Patricio Guzmán falleció en la madrugada de este martes en un hospital de París debido a un paro cardiorrespiratorio a los 85 años, confirmó este martes 15 de septiembre la…

The City University of New York (CUNY) will waive its $65 freshman application fee for New York City public high school seniors Sept. 15 through Nov. 16, a month longer than last year. The fee waiver ...

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Sally Sax is head, Collection Strategy and Partnerships, MacOdrum Library, Carleton University. In a recent Atlantic Monthly article about Sony’s plan to end physical sales of PlayStation console game...

Since 2022 the Georgia AAUP, along with partners in other states, has conducted the Faculty in the South Survey, asking professors in selected states questions about impacts on their job from attacks ...

In 2022, Livingston Parish librarian Amanda Jones spoke out against book banning attempts in her parish’s library system, saying, “Censoring and relocating books and displays is harmful to our communi...

People are insecure, but that is not the only reason they voted for Donald Trump in 2024.

The new city agency intends to connect workers who want to unionize with resources and organizing contacts, and use worker stories of exploitation to inform policy.

Under Act 372 of 2023, librarians can face criminal liability for distributing content that some consider “obscene” or “harmful to minors.” The law also gives city and county governing bodies final…