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Global Reach: These Are the Books You’re Looking For

Chile Librarians at the National Library of Chile in Santiago discovered a cache of hidden texts from the government of 1970–1973 President Salvador…

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E-book vendors as platform intermediaries for academic libraries and scholarly publishers: a critical discourse analysis of e-book vendors' webpages

Publication date: November 2025 Source: The Journal of Academic Librarianship, Volume 51, Issue 6 Author(s): Mei Zhang, Darshai Hollie

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Noted and Quoted: Intellectual Freedom

While the drumbeat of news stories of libraries and schools relocating or removing books continues, it’s important to remember that librarians have …

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The Next Generation of Activists

Conversations about censorship and book bans tend to exclude the voices of the very population they claim to protect: young people. Now a rising …

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“It's not scary”: A university-high school collaboration to rethink approaches to information literacy

Publication date: November 2025 Source: The Journal of Academic Librarianship, Volume 51, Issue 6 Author(s): Janet Hyunju Clarke, Chris Kretz, …

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Baker & Taylor to Cease Operations

Despite measures to continue operations and preserve pending contracts with libraries, the book distributor Baker & Taylor (B&T), a longtime…

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Newsmaker: Iris Mogul

In 2023—as book challenges, relocations, and removals in the state’s public and school libraries were reaching unprecedented levels—16-year-old Iris…

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By the Numbers: Banned Books Week 2025

Banned Books Week takes place October 5–11. This year’s theme is “Censorship Is So 1984. Read for Your Rights.” 1982 Year that ALA held its first …

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Walk with a Purpose

Three years ago, after a difficult state legislative session in Texas that aimed to restrict access to books and disparage the work of librarians, I…

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