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Homepage for the Shawnee Tribe website, which features a colorful, artistic depiction of two members of the Shawnee tribe

Preserving U.S. Indigenous Government Websites: From Directory to Digital Archive

Posted by: Tracee Haupt Fugate

Colorful illustration with the text, "Be the Next Innovator in Residence" in large black letters in the center.

Now Accepting Concepts for the 2026-2027 Innovator in Residence Program

Posted by: Isabel Brador

Collage image created by Vivian Li, featuring images and newspaper clippings from the new Anywhere Adventures locations

Announcing New Anywhere Adventures Locations

Posted by: Isabel Brador

The blog name, El ojo de Adrian: arte, literatura, Centroamérica, appears over an artistic collage of what appears to be magazine and newspaper clippings

From Print Volumes to Digital Scholarship: The Handbook of Latin American Studies Web Archive

Posted by: Tracee Haupt Fugate

A screenshot of an Anywhere Adventures travel log. The log is a collage of photos of Vivian at a ship wharf, illustrations of the wharf and text.

Anywhere Adventures is Hitting the Road!

Posted by: Isabel Brador

Screen shot of the MINERVA project's homepage on July 26, 2006 in the Library of Congress Websites Web Archive.

Web Archiving at the Library After 25 Years

Posted by: Melissa Wertheimer

Two adults and two children, hand-painted, against a red background.

What’s New Online at the Library of Congress: January 2026

Posted by: Carlyn Osborn

Kurt Lemai-Nguyen, 2025 Library of Congress Junior Fellow

Understanding AI at the Library: An Interview with Kurt Lemai-Nguyen

Posted by: Leah Weinryb-Grohsgal

Photograph of two men with camels in snow-covered mountains.

File Format Flair for the Holidays! Updates to the Sustainability of Digital Formats

Posted by: Liz Holdzkom