Dr. Hilary Finchum-Sung, the incoming Executive Director of The Association for Asian Studies, publisher of Bibliography of Asian Studies, talks to EBSCO.

The school library plays an essential role in transforming learning. In honor of School Library Month, we’ve curated a list of activities and events to help school librarians celebrate with students.

A look at the applications of mathematics on Major League baseball from the American Mathematical Society, publisher of Mathematical Moments, just in time for Opening Day.

Read about five Young Adult (YA) authors who are making a difference for young readers by representing diverse characters in their books.

Le Répertoire international de la presse musicale (RIPM) is the only internationally-coordinated initiative created to preserve, reconstruct and provide access to music periodical literature published in Europe and the Americas from approximately 1760 to 1966.

Library architecture has been one of the keystones of the profession since the early days of modernity. Diego Grass, co-founder, shares a selection of recent examples of library architecture from all over the world, presented firsthand from a team of architects filming buildings since 2006 and collected into the audiovisual database OnArchitecture — currently available at EBSCOhost®.

This holiday season, offer enriching library programs that are welcoming to all.

Learn the math behind determining the number of congressional seats for each state in the United States from the American Mathematical Society, publisher of Mathematical Moments, a program that promotes appreciation and understanding of the role mathematics plays in science, nature, technology, and human culture.

Public libraries are perfectly positioned to meet the growing information needs of caregivers. Here’s how you can increase support for this community.

HeinOnline Legal Classics library offers thousands of classic treatises from some of the greatest legal and academic minds in history. Find out about what this collection has to offer.