Experience History: NMSL Remembers 100 Years since the Great War
July 10, 2014
The New Mexico State Library invites you to visit two new themed exhibits at the entrance to the Southwest Collection.
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New Mexico Wildfire Awareness Week
April 2, 2014
Where there’s smoke, there’s a need for answers about fire – and this is Wildfire Awareness Week! Many of you
El Palacio Celebrates 100 Years with Complete Archive Online
December 20, 2013
El Palacio magazine is celebrating its 100th anniversary and the New Mexico State Library’s digital archive has the complete run
Reference Spotlight: Office of the State Historian
December 9, 2013
If you happen to have several hours to spare (maybe it’s snowing and no one is coming to the library?),
New Partnership US Citizenship and Immigration Services
November 8, 2013
There is a new partnership between US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) and state libraries across the country. The agreement
Facts for Features: American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month: November 2013
November 1, 2013
$35,310 The median household income of single-race American Indian and Alaska Native households in 2012. This compares with $51,371 for
Resources for Native American Health Information
November 1, 2013
Looking for online information resources related to Native American health? Here’s a list to get you started. Please also take
Weird Records from the Depths of the Archives
October 28, 2013
Just in time for Halloween, the National Archives highlights some of the creepier records. NARAtions » Weird Records from the
Kids Count Data Center
October 22, 2013
At the end of June New Mexico made the news in one of the worst ways possible, earning the lowest
Resources for the Affordable Care Act
July 19, 2013
Public libraries will be fielding many questions about the Affordable Care Act (ACA, aka “Obamacare”) in the months to come.