State Libraries News Today

How many times must it be said that according to MPL policy, Statements of Concern must go to the board and agenda before their next meeting? Instead, the direc

The American Library Association has consistently stood up against book bans and the pressure to remove certain books from shelves that discuss race and LGBTQ themes. The running list of works that have been deemed harmful by conservatives include Toni Morrison’s “The Bluest Eye,” George M. Johnson’s “All Boys Aren’t Blue” and Maia Kobabe’s memoir “Gender Queer.”

Casper Star-Tribune

CASPER — Gov. Mark Gordon, State Library Division Director Patricia Bach and State Librarian Jamie Markus sent a letter to the American Library Association Aug. 14 expressing worry that the

CASPER — Gov. Mark Gordon, State Library Division Director Patricia Bach and State Librarian Jamie Markus sent a letter to the American Library Association Aug. 14 expressing worry that the

A letter to ALA Executive Director Tracie Hall says that these discussions and “action toward meaningful change will inform the decision to renew our membership for our 100th year."

THE Science, Technology and Innovation Ministry (KSTI) and the China Science and Technology Museum (CSTM) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in China to declare their collaboration on conducting mobile science exhibitions in Sabah.

Events stretch from Thursday, June 15, and conclude Saturday, June 17.

Every morning when Washington State Librarian J. M. Hitt sat down to his breakfast his faithful pet dog would bring him a copy of the Morning Olympian. The problem was, it was not his paper.

While you were in Fort Lauderdale or Cabo, you may have missed some of the happenings back here in State College or in the Penn State sports world.