Community and Engagement

Known for centuries as “people of the book,” the Jewish people have long celebrated the power of the written word. As we celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month, also known as...

Belarus' repressive new Religion Law reached the regime's non-freely elected parliament on 29 September, and passed its first reading in the lower chamber, the House of Representatives, on 11 October....

When Rebecca Wolfe started working for the Allen County Public Library (ACPL) 28 years ago, she worked in the Business and Technology Department, where she did a lot of research,...

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On a sunny Friday evening when downtown Bangor is teeming with people eager to begin the weekend, a dozen people sit in a coffee shop in silence curled over books...

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LEO TOLSTOY is often credited with saying that there are two basic types of story: the first is when someone goes on a journey; the second is when a stranger...

New brand-wide Gatherings by Sheraton program propels the storied hospitality brand’s legacy as ‘The World’s Gathering Place’ with its first collab rooted in enriching guests’ stays. Reese’s Book Club and...

Book clubs are enjoying a resurgence, not merely for their literary allure, but for their potent capacity to foster a deep sense of connection and socialization. More than just an...

The American founders framed a republic reliant on citizens both knowing our constitutional system and feeling a responsibility to engage in civic life. To promote and enrich understanding about our...