Kara Yorio

The Texas State Board of Education passed a preliminary vote to remove Clinton, as well as Helen Keller and others, from the social studies and history curriculum. It could become official in November.

Common Sense Media finds that when it comes to social media and teens, there are no easy or definitive answers.

A climb up Mount Kilimanjaro and a mission to improve a district's libraries while motivating others to advocate for themselves.

Harry Potter fans can spend the rest of the year immersed in J.K. Rowling's magical world while celebrating the 20th anniversary of the first book's publication in the United States.

These SLJ School Librarians of the Year have big things in store for their students.

Lafayette Library Board of Control President Joseph Gordon-Wiltz has submitted a letter of resignation in the wake of Drag Queen Story Hour protests. 

The author of So You Want to Talk About Race spoke with SLJ about what educators, and specifically librarians, can do to better serve students of color and change institutional bias and patterns of systemic racism in U.S. education.

Maryland's Ali Schilpp is this year's winner, with two library "Champions" honored as well.

After backlash from members, ALA goes back to work on proper wording for the use of meeting rooms in the Library Bill of Rights.