AT-THE-LIBRARIES

Researchers working on a book about the poet stumbled on two of her unpublished poems hidden in a notebook.

The first renderings of Obama’s Chicago library have been released.

One part of the system recently required a closer look.

Composer George Butterworth destroyed many of his early works before he left to fight in World War I, making it a rare find.

Nothing was Google-able, and we had to walk uphill both ways.

al-Qarawiyyin University's historic book repository in Fez, Morocco, has a fresh new look.

Here's how one public library is working to make a difference.

These librarians are lending out everything from ties to telescopes.

The pages of the Renaissance-era medical text feature intricate flaps that lift to reveal the inner workings of the human body.

A new analysis of thousands of books finds that bestselling titles from the last few decades contain fewer strongly positive or negative words than older works such as ‘Pride and Prejudice’.

The library’s extensive Witchcraft Collection is open to the public and available online.

The Mütter Museum recently discovered it owns the nation's largest collection of books bound in human leather—and now a research team is trying to track down the rest of the world’s examples.