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Inquiring Minds: Finding Jonathan Larson’s Lost Works in Tapes and Boxes

The following is a guest post by theater historian Jennifer Ashley Tepper, the creative and programming director at Feinstein’s/54 Below, a Broadway...

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Baseball and World War I

This is a guest post by Naomi Coquillon, an education specialist in the Interpretive Programs Office. The post ties together themes from...

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Gershwin Prize: Emilio and Gloria Estefan to Receive 2019 Award

This post’s publication coincides with our celebration today of George Gershwin’s birthday – he was born on Sept. 26, 1898, in New...

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Hispanic Heritage Month: New Tools Uncover Surprises in Diego Rivera Paintings

This is a quest post by John Hessler, curator of the Jay I. Kislak Collection of the History and Archaeology of the...

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Gutenberg Bible To Be Presented in New Display Case Designed for Conservation

The Library’s Gutenberg Bible in its current display in the Great Hall of the Thomas Jefferson Building. Photo by Michaela McNichol For...

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Trending: Congressional Research Service Reports Now Available Online

This is a guest post by Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden. I’m pleased to announce that, for the first time, the Library...

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Any Questions? When Students Want to Know, They Ask a Librarian

This is a guest post by Danna Bell of the Library’s Educational Outreach Office. It first appeared in “A Library for Kids,”...

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Latin at the Library: Colonial and Early American Writings

This is a guest post by Andrew Gaudio, a reference librarian in the Researcher and Reference Services Division. As the Library of...

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John W. Kluge Prize: Drew Gilpin Faust and the Case for the Humanities

Drew Gilpin Faust. Photo by Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard University. On Wednesday, Sept. 12, Drew Gilpin Faust – historian, former Harvard University president and...