More than a dozen striking images by Alphonse Mucha, the Czech artist widely credited as an originator of the art nouveau style, are preserved at the Library. He got his big break when he happened to be in his Paris office when Sarah Bernhardt, the famous actress, needed help with an advertising poster for one of her plays. A star was born (offscreen, in this case).
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Celebrating the 150th Anniversary of the First Telephone Call
A closer look at two primary source sets from Teaching with the Library: Women's Suffrage and Women in Science and Technology. The post includes highlights from the sets and suggestions for using the items with students.
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On December 29, 2025, Thailand’s Royal Gazette published an amendment to the Penal Code introducing new criminal provisions specifically addressing sexual harassment. They expand the scope of punishable conduct, establish new penalties, and authorize courts to order the removal of unlawful content made accessible to the public. The amendment took effect on December 30, 2025. …
In this interview, David Neil discusses his experience working as a User Experience Designer in Design and Development at the Library of Congress. He shares behind-the-scenes insights about some favorite Library products, advice for practitioners, reflections on the past and future of technology, and his own near-term plans as he retires.
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