The Botter Challenge
The Botter Challenge, a free coding contest for all ages & abilities, is LIVE today! Build a Frogger-style game for the chance to win cool prizes. Runs October 1- November 30, 2026.
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Read your favorite magazines for free! Ditch the newsstand prices and enjoy unlimited access to thousands of your favorite digital magazines using your ACLS card. With Libby and Hoopla, reading eMagazines on your phone or tablet has never been easier or freer!
The Smart Way to Search
Think we don’t have that ebook or audiobook you've been wanting to read? If you're only searching inside the Libby app, you might be missing out on thousands of titles available right now on Hoopla. Skip the guesswork and search ACLS's online catalog first. It's the ultimate library hack that scans both digital services at the exact same time, ensuring you never miss a great read.
Have You Freegaled Today?
Access over 20 million ad-free songs and 200 genres across 100 countries by streaming or downloading through the Freegal Music+ app or website. Simply log in with your ACLS card and PIN to start building custom playlists and exploring Sony Music’s legendary catalog on any device.
Plan, Prep, & Practice
Peterson’s Test & Career Prep offers a central hub to search thousands of college and graduate schools, identify scholarships, take practice tests, create resumes, and explore careers.
The Art of Comics
Experience a visual feast with this collection, featuring vibrant panels and intricate details, enhanced by hoopla’s ActionView reading experience.
ACLS On Libby
Big news, readers! We’re taking Libby local with a new ACLS-exclusive collection starting Dec. 15. More books chosen for you, by us...
Get the Whole Story
ACLS' subscription to NewsBank Access World News database provides a comprehensive online collection of reliable news sources covering a wide array of topics and issues.
Woo-HOOPLA!
ACLS library card holders have instant digital access to even more movies, music, eBooks, audiobooks, and comics.
The Palace Project
Through the Palace app, library users have access to over 20,000 items curated by the Digital Public Library of America and the New Jersey State Library.
