Across the country, books that represent diversity, equity, and justice are being banned, history is being erased in textbooks, and teachers are being targeted for teaching children to critically ...

Our columnist on the month’s best new releases. Credit...Michela Buttignol Supported by By Olivia Waite Olivia Waite is the ...

For all the bibliophiles out there feeling overwhelmed by their ever-growing TBR, Goodreads has come to your rescue with a ...

Books turned the quiet of bedtime into something magical, a place where I felt accompanied, even when I was on my own. That ...

School’s out! Three local high school graduations are in the bag. Let the lazy days of summer begin! However, if you’re a student in an advanced English class, you may have the shadow of some ...

Taking Your Classroom Skills to a Bigger Audience, part of the University of Chicago Press series of guides to writing, editing and publishing, is the best book I’ve ever seen for showing academics ...

Books are fundamental to Zackie Achmat's life. The health and political activist whose name is synonymous with civil disobedience and who helped lead the mass protests that won access to affordable ...

As high school graduates ponder their next steps, Stanford professor Jay Hamilton has written a book designed to help them ...

Cape Cod’s Caroline Kepnes reflects on the Netflix adaptation of her bestsellers, Penn Badgley, Finagle a Bagel — and teases a “You” prequel.

North Eugene High theater gave its first performance of "The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical" to 300 area students.

I personally witnessed the crippling effect on students who were otherwise “pretty darn good” when the adults around them ...