Every April, something quietly extraordinary happens in libraries across the United States. Storytimes fill with toddlers; makerspaces hum with activity; bookmobiles roll into neighborhoods they serve year-round. The occasion is… read more →
The landscape of library acquisitions has significantly transformed over the past two decades. Where librarians once focused primarily on purchasing physical books and journals, today they find themselves immersed in… read more →
Libraries have a unique and necessary obligation to the oldest of our population. They have been part of our communities for decades and have much to offer. Modern society often… read more →
Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week (HHAW) — held the week before Thanksgiving each year — is a natural fit for public libraries. The week, organized by the National Coalition for… read more →
See SmartSearch & BiblioRaise in Action at ALA 2025 Rockville, MD, June 24, 2025 – LibLime will be premiering the new SmartSearch AI module and the BiblioRaise community engagement application… read more →
National Library Week, a cherished celebration of libraries and their vital role in American society, has evolved significantly since its inception. This annual observance highlights libraries’ essential services while promoting… read more →
Library science professionals have unique skill sets that require specialized job boards to find the perfect position. Whether you’re a recent MLIS graduate or an experienced librarian looking for a… read more →
Banned Books Week is an annual awareness campaign that heralds the freedom to read and highlights the value of free and open access to information. Launched in 1982 in response… read more →
Inner-city libraries are vital resources for urban communities, providing access to books and essential services such as internet access, educational programs, and safe spaces for youth. However, these libraries face… read more →
At the recent ALA convention, one session was dedicated to the attack on Ukraine and how the libraries have dealt with their current circumstances. The speakers stated these attacks on… read more →