The CPN (UML) has today organised public demonstrations in all 753 municipalities of the country, demanding the reinstatement of the dissolved House of Representatives. The UML has the programme of ...

Jessie (@littlejar) went viral for unveiling her so-called “Men Diagram,” a Venn diagram consisting of three overlapping circles, which is meant to encapsulate all possible types of men, starting with ...

The Harrisburg Tool Library has begun accepting donations and is expected to open next year at 1314A N. Third St. near the Broad Street Market. Tools and equipment for do-it-yourself projects, home ...

Carved into the Tyndall stone above the arched entrance to Winnipeg's first public library are the words "Free to All," but for the past 11 years, it's been closed to everyone. Now, as the former ...

One town’s effort to make pricey items accessible and encourage people to buy less stuff seems to be catching on. Credit... Supported by By Cara Buckley Photographs by Ryan David Brown Reporting from ...

The University Library has spent the past year focused on growing and improving our collections to better serve the campus community. Your responses to last spring's Faculty Library Collections Survey ...

The New York Police Department arrested 78 protesters in response to a Wednesday pro-Palestinian demonstration in Butler Library, an NYPD spokesperson confirmed to Spectator Thursday morning. All of ...

The new PBS Independent Lens documentary about America's public library system arrives with a very clever, two-edged title: Free for All: The Public Library. The "Free for All" part refers, of course, ...

Free For All: The Public Library tells the story of the quiet revolutionaries who made a simple idea happen. From the pioneering women behind the “Free Library Movement” to today's librarians who ...

Nearly 12 years in the making, Lucie Faulknor and Dawn Logsdon’s Free for All: Inside the Public Library is a heartfelt journey into the history of an institution that went from a radical idea (the ...

The title of “Free for All: The Public Library” is usefully double edged. One of the many (many) things that make public libraries the wondrous institutions that they are is that, in this every more ...