The director who will be helming the anticipated movie Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping shares positive news about its ...

In the Virgin Islands and on Puerto Rican soil over 100 years ago, a child was born who gave his contribution to Black ...

Frank Nickell, esteemed historian and former Southeast Missouri State professor, has died at 89. Known for his extensive research and community involvement, Nickell left a lasting legacy in Cape ...

Angela Myers is a fitness enthusiast turned freelance health writer. Her work covering healthy aging, nutrition, fitness and mental health has been featured in national media outlets. She also works ...

In a new interview, Sandeep Vaheesan discusses his book Democracy in Power and the history of America’s electrification, ...

Washington State University Press celebrates its relocation with an open house featuring Pacific Northwest authors and ...

"The Quiet Librarian," about a Bosnian American woman with thugs on her trail, is the latest thriller from Minnesota Book ...

A month after its debut, Bad Bunny’s “Debí Tirar Más Fotos” continues to ignite conversations surrounding the island’s ...

Arielle Zibrak, a professor of English at the University of Wyoming, edited a volume of short stories by American women writers that is forthcoming from Penguin Classics in March.

Laramie author Phil White will discuss his latest book, “Trials and Triumphs: Black Americans at the University of Wyoming,” at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 20, hosted by UW’s American Heritage Center.

William Matthaeus, the Martin A. Pomerantz Chair of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Delaware, has won UD’s highest faculty honor — the Francis Alison Award — in recognition of his ...

It's one thing to learn about redlining by looking at a map or listening to a lecture, but it's another thing to learn about ...