Somewhere in your neighborhood is a free computer equipped to secure your data. That’s because, as it turns out, the D.C. Public Library (DCPL) is a bastion of privacy. Librarians are teaching patrons ...

Regardless of why someone comes into a library, every patron should be free to interact with staff, browse materials, and use the internet without fear of harassment or worse. That freedom depends on ...

The wholesale eviction of all community newspapers and other publications from the San Francisco Public Library's main branch north entrance, along with removal of all the shelving, last month [see ...

Glen J. Benedict (right), access services librarian at the University of the District of Colombia in Washington, D.C., and Mel Baldwin, adult services librarian at ...

co-director of the Pennsylvania Center for the First Amendment. In the end, obscenity is something a court has to decide. “There certainly seems to be on its face a try-able issue involved,” Calvert ...