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Today’s blog post is an love letter to the incomparable allure of the duology. There’s something to be said about a story that a standalone can’t quite reach while staying compact enough to avoid the marathon commitment of a trilogy (or more… Robert

Storytelling is the oldest form of bringing us closer to the things that inspire us – whether it is a fresh perspective, a shared laugh, or even pulling the curtain back and revealing the author behind the magic. For Mae, one such moment came this

When was the last time you thought to yourself, “Dang, I’m a pretty cool human”? If you had to think about that for more than a few seconds, you aren’t celebrating yourself nearly enough. A little petty vanity now and then doesn’t harm anyone. You do

Part one in a series highlighting the reads, watches, and experiences our staff loved this year! Let’s talk small joys. 2024 has been a rollercoaster (aren’t they all?). But one thing always has the innate ability to keep us grounded, no matter what

It’s easy to get lost in a library — whether that’s lost in thought or lost in the stacks trying to find that perfect next read. And with more than 61,000 items in our collection (and more than 9 million across the IHLS system as a whole), it’s VERY

August 8th, 2016 is the day we introduced Owlfred! You have probably seen him sitting around the library, running around on TikTok, and all across library materials in person! Here are some fun facts about Owlfred: Name: Owlfred The OwlFavorite Music

This post is from Greg and Sharon, who do a wonderful job of maintaining the History Portal display on the second floor. Celebrating milestones is always exciting. When we reach a certain point in time and can look back to see how much we’ve grown

There are currently 289 books on my TBR list. Of course, that’s only the list on my library account; it doesn’t include titles I’ve saved to Goodreads, or taken a screenshot of so I remember them, or saved in one of a million tabs open on my phone.  

This article was published in the O’Fallon Weekly, written by circulation clerk Sage: Throughout this article, I will use both “disabled person” and “person with a disability.” I personally use “disabled” to describe myself. Follow the preferences of

This article was published in the O’Fallon Weekly, written by circulation clerk Sage: Throughout this article, I will use both “disabled person” and “person with a disability.” I personally use “disabled” to describe myself. Follow the preferences of