Source Reference wins Tech & Learning Award of Excellence for #Remote and #BlendedLearning! You can learn more about the award and our award-winning resource in our latest blog: ow.ly/oKp050DOY9n.

For the first time, Infobase’s Credo platform is sharing “2021 Top 25 Search Terms” & “2021 Top 25 Subjects” survey insights publicly! Click this link to read our blog and request a free trial of this award-winning database: bit.ly/3nQiyUc #librarianlife #onlinetools

Hey Librarians, we made your November social media content easier by creating monthly blog posts! With these creative posts, you’ll be able to engage your users and raise awareness to valuable resources. Check it out: ow.ly/M4hY50GEmeb #librarylife #librarylove #libraryfun

Don't miss our webinar featuring educator and doctoral candidate JPB Gerald! We will discuss how seemingly "neutral" descriptors, involving race, can mask societal hierarchies, and will provide strategies for avoiding linguistic pitfalls. Register here: ow.ly/Ja1z50Ghf3f

Founder of Pennsylvania and English philosopher William Penn left England to sail to the New World #onthisday in 1682. ow.ly/swDP50FJAzB

Addressing the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom civil rights march, Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his “I have a dream” speech #onthisday in 1963. ow.ly/2u9V50FJAxN

#Onthisday in 1682. Edmond Halley first observed the comet later named after him: Halley’s Comet. ow.ly/TsZg50FJAtF

Legendary aviator Amelia Earhart completed a transcontinental flight #onthisday in 1932. ow.ly/SPJJ50FJAr1

Let’s settle the breakfast debate on #NationalWaffleDay: Which is the ultimate breakfast food—pancakes, French toast, or waffles?

Baseball legend Babe Ruth hit his 40th home run #onthisday in 1927. He scored a total of 714 home runs throughout his career. ow.ly/nGOh50FJAlq

Nat Turner lead an uprising against slavery in the US #onthisday in 1831. Nat Turner’s rebellion was one of the bloodiest slave revolts in American history. ow.ly/i0ak50FJAjN

When life gives you lemons, you celebrate #NationalLemonadeDay!

After returning from the Ninth Crusade, Edward I was crowned King of England at Westminster Abbey #onthisday on 1274. ow.ly/1p8J50FJAfT

Korea was divided into North and South Korea #onthisday in 1945. ow.ly/AFo250FJAea

#Onthisday in 1501, Michelangelo signed a contract to create the statue of David. You can learn more about the artist’s life in Credo Reference. ow.ly/jQft50FJAc7

It’s #NationalRelaxationDay! What’s your favorite thing to do to unwind?

King Duncan I of Scotland was killed in battle #onthisday on 1040. Unlike in the Shakespeare play Macbeth, King Duncan I was not murdered in his sleep by his first cousin Macbeth. ow.ly/xHPB50FJzVc

It’s #NationalBookLoversDay! How many books do you have? Comment below to share pics of your bookshelves!

The first European settlement in Puerto Rico, Caparra, was founded by Spaniard Juan Ponce de León #onthisday in 1508. ow.ly/uCDE50FJzP6

The Battle of Crannon occurred #onthisday in 322 BC following the death of Alexander the Great. You can learn more about the Macedonian King and his legacy in Credo Reference: ow.ly/kYlz50FJzK7

#Onthisday in 1965, U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act. The Act prohibited voting discrimination against minorities. ow.ly/GbNi50FJzFj