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The award honors a journalist whose work raises awareness about current events or issues of global or national significance.

These titles are sure to introduce kids to new facts and spark their curiosity.

From classic folklore to new and exciting titles by talented Irish authors and illustrators.

This year some of your favorite book-to-film adaptations will go head to head against each other in a variety of genres!

This week, Frank and Crystal talk about both the classic novel 'Anna Karenina' and a modern retelling, 'Anna K'.

Schomburg Center librarian Rhonda Evans and NYPL curator Julie Golia analyzed travel guides used by African Americans to help them navigate the experience of travel during the early and mid 20th century.

The Library is here to help guide your questions and point you to trustworthy sources of information and support for those in need in Ukraine.

This list of books was created to provide you with the tools to understand the history of Ukraine and the factors that have led to today.

Get ready for these hotly anticipated books including 'Station Eleven' author Emily St. John Mandel's latest, a collaboration between Dolly Parton and James Patterson, and the next "aunties" book from Jesse Q. Sutanto.

NYPL’s Elizabeth Cronin spoke with art historian Bonnie Yochelson about the career and images of understudied Staten Island photographer Alice Austen.

La ciudad recientemente aprobó un paquete de leyes nuevas que regulan la industria del servicio de entrega de alimentos de terceros en línea y varios aspectos del trabajo de los repartidores.

New York City has passed new legislation regulating the online third-party food delivery service industry and providing legal workplace protections for delivery workers.

Sometimes you find a mystery and sometimes it finds you.

They use their minds, guts, and sheer good luck to solve the case!

This list includes voyages on the ocean and voyages of the imagination along with some true sea stories from our nonfiction section.

NYPL celebrates the life and legacy of Lou Reed.

While Ellison is inextricably linked to his novel 'The Invisible Man,' his involvement with songwriting seems to have been neglected by the scholarly community.

Lynn Nottage's play, recently adapted into an opera, has become an essential part of the American repertory.

Learn more about Schomburg Center volunteer Virginia Allen who is one of the last surviving member of a group of nurses known as the “Black Angels.” They cared for patients at Staten Island’s Seaview Hospital, Rehabilitation Center, and Home during the tuberculosis outbreak in the early and mid-20th century after the white nurses walked off the job.