How educators are using spoken histories from the Making Gay History podcast to teach empathy, complexity, and inclusion.

This is television for women, and nobody really knows why. Perhaps because women, attuned to bodily harm in real life, feel a ...

There is no equivalency between the propensity of the left and right to commit, endorse, justify, glorify, and cover up political violence. In April, ...

Doxing, deplatforming, defunding, persecuting, firing, and sometimes killing—all are part of an escalating war over words.

IBBY (International Board on Books for Young People) and UNESCO have launched a global call for books to be included in their ...

While an AI book summary can help a time-poor student get through their reading list, there are grave ramifications for ...

At the Morgan Library, 'Sing a Song,' which was seven years in the making, focuses on the role of psalms in medieval life and ...

And we’re here because I’m starting a new job as a screens critic — exploring TV, movies, TikTok, our infernal phones — and an editor suggested that I first familiarize myself with whatever is most ...

I’ve had many moments at Middlebury over the last few years where I marvel at what I’ve been able to learn here. Taking ...

With our community’s youngsters back in school, we want to be sure you know that your library has a multitude of resources for students of all ages.     You can find nonfiction ...

Behavioral scientist discusses the complex nature of vaccine hesitancy, emphasizing environmental, psychological, and social factors that influence vaccination behaviors ...