OverviewThis resource guide is an overview of resources that can help members of the Teachers College community who are seeking information in recognition of special education and the 30th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Most of these resources are available online and can be accessed off campus, and some are even hosted by outside organizations that researchers may deem relevant to their inquiries. I...

After yesterday’s break in the news due to Memorial Day, we return with a look at stories from around the United States. It is interesting to investigate the ways people are looking to the future, with both hope and uncertainty. Immigration, graduation, and other processes are examined in today’s news stories, plus a look at the first launch of astronauts from American soil since 2011. Find the featured papers and more at

Last week, I introduced some information about the Irma Black Award and Cook Prize programs designed by Bank Street College in this blog post. These book awards are judged by children around the world in grades 1-2 and 3-4 respectively. I found out...

After nearly five years of helping with cafe news presentations, I sometimes take this daily practice for granted. I’m always thankful to have a reminder to be more mindful in my practice. An article out of a Wisconsin paper caught my eye this morning and made me think on how often we are bombarded with information, whether or not we are seeking it. Today’s papers center around that idea in an effort to provide a pause in the constant stream of news regarding COVID-19. Despite the ubiquity of this event, there is still so much ha...

With spring upon us, states are taking stock of their financial and public health situations. Today’s news selection from Newseum - which comes on the heels of their sixth annual #DayWithoutNews, also covered by services associates

During my time at the Gottesman Libraries, it has been a pleasure to explore the world of children’s and youth book awards. Many of the award winners are selected primarily by adults. I challenged myself to include an award selected by children in last year’s award winners’ and nominees’ collection development project

Today's news, while relatively heavy, hails from around the globe. Topics focus on leadership and policy, and their effects ranging from the international to the community level. These front-page articles were found on papers provided by Newseum.[image: Caduceus f...

In today’s eclectic collection of headlines from around the world, my focus was on the differences and similarities between the handling of business and education in an unpredictable global atmosphere. Selections were found from the front pages available at Newseum.

Making the jump to presenting the news digitally as opposed to in Everett Cafe is no small feat, but it is a very worthwhile one. A morning staple, my preference is to browse papers for stories pertaining to education and libraries. I also enjoy stories about community building and workers, especially combined. Anyone who has worked with me can attest to the fact that I also can't resist a good animal picture. Today's news brings a combination of these trials and triumphs in communities throughout the US, and even a surge in wild animal rescues.