It's Election Day in the U.S. and it's pretty much the only thing on my mind. I even stepped out of the house without a book in my purse. I know. I don't understand this either.
Teaching, and trying to teach, has actually taught me a lot of things. Everyday that I step into a school building, I see the amazing potential in our country coupled with a serious lack of priorities.
The sense that technology is inherently a form of progress, rather than a platform for consumerism, is one of the most insidious ideologies of our time, and one that distracts us from meditating on the true sources of human flourishing.
This is the opening article of a series of articles (3), which aim to look at libraries and the landscapes they are a part of and help build. Though a...
Oregon State University and Yale both encourage a convenient, tech-savvy and library-friendly method for students to ask librarians reference question...