Our hosts discuss, round-robin style, the Fall 2026 books they’re most excited about. Get ready for new titles from beloved authors, piping hot tropes (dark academia, anyone?), and even a few academic...

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Inspired by author Veronica G. Henry’s recent release The People’s Library, BIPOC information professionals will discuss libraries and archives roles as…

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Come out to good neighbor for an evening with Dorothy Berry, one of the most vital voices in archival practice today, in conversation with Savannah Wood, for a…

As social media and news coverage is flooded with a relentless stream of images showing immigrants being rounded up, masked federal agents shooting rapid responders, and government officials defending...

The Literary Freedom Project values the variety of histories and cultures found in the Bronx and gives educators & residents places to build community and explore social engagement.

The photographer Luis Corzo returns to the scene of his own kidnapping.

In 2025, we have already witnessed massive cuts to federal spending on the arts, making the state of tomorrow dismally uncertain. Efforts toward diversity, equity, and inclusion are under threat, whil...

As the war on higher education looks to heat up, academic libraries will likely be the first on the chopping block.

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RSVP Here to Join Us Virtually! RSVP Here to Join Us In-Person! On March 1, 1954, Lolita Lebrón led a group of four members of the Puerto Rican Nationalist Party in an armed attack on the U.S.