Lynda Claassen, director of Special Collections & Archives, has known a new Dr. Seuss book was in the works since the spring. That’s when longtime Seuss editors asked library staff to pull the ...

Print’s slower, less distracting pace supports the reflective engagement that stories often need, giving young readers room to inhabit a character’s emotions.

HBO’s Harry Potter reboot promises book accuracy and new magical moments. But can it truly recapture nostalgia, or risk changing the legacy forever?

In a thrilling final played under lights at the CCC on Thursday night Maliban Biscuits overcame Hayleys Group by three ...

From surreal fairy tales to unflinching spy thrillers, these 15 films offer a glimpse into the worldwide impact French cinema ...

Dive into critically acclaimed sci-fi TV shows that maintained exceptional quality throughout their entire runs, from ...

Logic puzzles come in various forms and have a near-infinite number of themes. But at their core, these reasoning puzzles ...

In response to the pushback, the government in January shifted from mandatory adoption to a one-year voluntary trial. Yoon, who had championed the AI textbook project, was impeached by the parliament ...

The Christmas trail will feature a calmer, more relaxed setting with reduced sound, softer lighting and fewer crowds ...

A collaborative work by a photographer, a poet, and an artist, “The Harlem Book of the Dead,” newly reissued, tells stories through funerary portraits.

The title of the Dakhni comic book series Hallubol — meaning “speak softly” in the language — comes from an expression Rahil Mohsin and his cousins often heard growing up in Bengaluru’s Shivaji Nagar.

The book is the result of six years of fieldwork, photography, and careful documentation, which offers an unprecedented overview of Bangladesh’s natural flora — trees, herbs, shrubs, and ferns alike ...