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.

Wendy DeGroat, librarian at Maggie L. Walker Governor’s School for Government and International Studies in Richmond, Virginia, discusses how nurturing curiosity and connecting students with resources that reflect multiple perspectives can help them engage in more informed policy discussions.

To help librarians enhance their library collection, Core Collections librarians have curated a list of LGBTQIA books added to the Core Collections databases in the last year.

When books and graphic novels are turned into movies, they often find an expanded audience. Here’s a list of 2018’s most anticipated movie adaptations, courtesy of Core Collections.

Food science and nutrition experts at IFIS Publishing share insights into the value of indexing for research. Rhianna Jones, the Head of Marketing at IFIS Publishing, describes the process and its value.

Did you miss our information literacy webinar on asking questions in the Google age? Find out more about the Question Formulation Technique.

Clearview Regional High School Librarian Arlen Kimmelman describes her strategy for using EBSCO’s Science Reference Center database to teach information literacy and critical thinking skills to Honors Biology students.

EBSCO celebrates the hard work of librarians this holiday season. We wish you a safe and healthy holiday season and a Happy New Year!

Whether your public library has a strong social media presence or you’re getting ready to take it up a notch, here are ten ways to use social media to promote your library.

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.