American Libraries Magazine

Working Directly with Publishers: Lessons Learned

Posted June 12, 2013 Comments: 0

ALA, Future of Libraries, Digital Content, and Ebooks

Posted June 12, 2013 Comments: 0
Alan S. Inouye

I’m Crazy for Ebooks

Posted June 5, 2013 Comments: 0
ALA welcomes our colleagues, vendors, and other attendees to Chicago for the Association’s 137th Annual Conference June 27 to July 2. From the first year Chicago played host—in 1893, during the World’s Columbian Exposition—to now, 120 years later, we remain as committed as ever to the profession.

Chicago: 2013 Annual Conference Preview

Posted June 4, 2013 Comments: 0
Tastes of Chicago: Dining Guide

Tastes of Chicago

Posted June 4, 2013 Comments: 0
Friends playing a videogame

Gun Violence, Videogames, and Libraries

Posted May 21, 2013 Comments: 0
The Bob Hope Memorial Library at the Ellis Island Immigration Museum

Greetings from America’s National Park Libraries

Posted May 15, 2013 Comments: 0
Librotraficante leader Tony Diaz (center) leads students in protest against Texas Senate Bill 1128. Photo by Zeke Perez

A Year in the Life of Librotraficante

Posted May 14, 2013 Comments: 0
The treasures John T. Scopes kept in a suitcase include a 1929 letter to him from Albert Einstein (upper left) and a keepsake poem from R. E. H. Carrud (“A Rockhound to a Fossil”) about Scopes's 29th birthday party, held in Venezuela (brown paper, lower right). Photo courtesy of the Kentucky Museum, Western Kentucky University

Cultivating a Special Collection

Posted May 1, 2013 Comments: 0
Volunteer Ashley Jehle cleans artwork damaged by Hurricane Sandy at the Westbeth Artists Housing in New York City. Jehle was one of 23 members of the American Institute for Conservation's Collections Emergency Response Team. Photo: Foundation of the American Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works

To Protect and Preserve

Posted April 22, 2013 Comments: 0

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