Civil Rights Americans who want to protect democracy need to stand up for public libraries Civil Rights / 7 months ago by Austin Sarat, opinion contributor 04/22/24 10:00 AM ET
Education The instructive history of book bans Education / 10 months ago by Glenn C. Altschuler & David Wippman, opinion contributors 01/21/24 8:00 AM ET
Opinion Censorship and the case for institutional literacy Opinion / 11 months ago by Christopher Harris, opinion contributor 12/19/23 1:30 PM ET
Education Why book ‘bans’ are fake news Education / 1 year ago by Jeffrey M. McCall, opinion contributor 10/06/23 1:30 PM ET
Civil Rights Local libraries can save democracy, one reader at a time Civil Rights / 1 year ago by Alice Faye Duncan, opinion contributor 09/24/23 12:00 PM ET
Education National wave of curriculum bills fails both students and American history Education / 2 years ago by Paisley Rekdal, Peter Bromberg and Rebekah Cummings, opinion contributors 02/24/23 6:00 PM ET
Technology Authors slam publishers’ lawsuit against ‘Open Library,’ push for new e-book policies Technology / 2 years ago by Rebecca Klar 09/29/22 5:00 AM ET
Judiciary Parental constitutional rights: Undercut or overstated? Judiciary / 2 years ago by Aviam Soifer, opinion contributor 09/15/22 6:00 PM ET
Technology Advocates warn ‘homework gap’ likely to persist after pandemic Technology / 3 years ago by Jordan Williams 05/18/21 6:00 AM ET
News Select public libraries drop late fee policies, citing social inequity News / 5 years ago by Rachel Frazin 11/30/19 4:15 PM ET
Economy & Budget Trump drops the mother of all bombs on libraries Economy & Budget / 8 years ago by John William Templeton 05/01/17 12:40 PM ET
Economy & Budget Paul Ryan: Listen to your voters, they value their libraries Economy & Budget / 8 years ago by John William Templeton, opinion contributor 04/14/17 2:40 PM ET
News Obama program would give e-books to poor News / 10 years ago by Mark Hensch 04/30/15 10:38 AM ET
