Guides

Explore the stories and perspectives of Asian and Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander Americans (AANHPI).

This month offers an opportunity to explore the histories and cultures of Black people in the United States.

This guide collects and shares resources helpful for making sense of the global crisis of democracy.

Research your roots with these free resources.

Information, reading recommendations and events related to the annual observance.

Comprehensive information about the causes and consequences of local and national housing shortages.

Find resources for every stage of your job search or career change journey.

Participate in library knitting and craft programs and events, discover new patterns and ideas in our print & digital collections.

Learn languages through books & workbooks, listening to audio, watching a video, by computer or mobile device or library programs.

Explore the stories and perspectives of those who identify as members of the LGBTQ community.

Native American Heritage Month, celebrated every November, offers an opportunity to learn about Indigenous history and culture.

Guide to the library's collection of material on the history of Princeton, town and gown, its people and its institutions.

Explore scenic, historical, or cultural Princeton, indoors and out or virtually within walking distance of the library.

Themed storytime plans crafted by our librarians for home or classroom use.

Links to information about filing state and federal tax returns.

Learn about the 9/11 attacks, their context and their legacy via our resources.

Explore the stories and perspectives of women, both past and present.

The library serves its multilingual community with books, magazines and audiobooks in nine languages...