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Carnegie Reporter

Carnegie Reporter is the flagship magazine of the Andrew Carnegie Foundation.

Polarization in America: How Polarized Are We?

Polarization in America: How Polarized Are We?

A three-part series finds that local government is far less affected by division than at the national level
For the Love of Librarians

For the Love of Librarians

May 23, 2025

Welcome to the U.S.

Welcome to the U.S.

May 23, 2025

A Carnegie Library Road Trip

A Carnegie Library Road Trip

May 23, 2025

Want Greater Prosperity? Mind the Gap

Want Greater Prosperity? Mind the Gap

May 22, 2025

Polarization: What Are We Learning?

Polarization: What Are We Learning?

Apr 11, 2025

The Power Broker at 50

The Power Broker at 50

Apr 8, 2025

How People Immigrate Legally to the U.S.

How People Immigrate Legally to the U.S.

Apr 7, 2025

‘Nothing is Unfixable’: Governor Thomas H. Kean on Division, Bipartisanship, and Philanthropy

‘Nothing is Unfixable’: Governor Thomas H. Kean on Division, Bipartisanship, and Philanthropy

Mar 17, 2025

The American Exchange Project Is Creating Cross-Country Friendships

The American Exchange Project Is Creating Cross-Country Friendships

Mar 11, 2025

Future Governors Take a Crash Course in School Policy

Future Governors Take a Crash Course in School Policy

Mar 7, 2025

Why Polarization Is a Problem

Why Polarization Is a Problem

Feb 19, 2025

Welcome to a World Defined by Polarization, Instability, and Disruption

Welcome to a World Defined by Polarization, Instability, and Disruption

Feb 17, 2025

What Would It Take for Politicians to Find Common Ground? One State House Tries an Experiment

What Would It Take for Politicians to Find Common Ground? One State House Tries an Experiment

Feb 11, 2025

Find a Carnegie Library Near You

Find a Carnegie Library Near You

Feb 10, 2025

The Secret Life of Librarians

The Secret Life of Librarians

Jan 22, 2025

Andrew Carnegie’s Library Legacy: A Timeline

Andrew Carnegie’s Library Legacy: A Timeline

Jan 8, 2025