Can You Match This Sharp Line to Its Book?
Welcome to Literary Quotable Quotes, a quiz that tests your recognition of memorable lines. This week’s installment celebrates sharp dialogue […]
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By A Thread: Nature’s Resilience | 04/13/2026
More info By A Thread: Nature’s Resilience dives into the science of biodiversity and what it takes to protect it—showcasing
More homes are staying in the family — is yours one of them?
Tell Us A growing share of homes across the U.S. are now being transferred through inheritance. Hakim Cunningham outside his
UNC-Chapel Hill’s Bart Ehrman Taught Students to Scrutinize Their Beliefs
When Chris Huntley was thinking of how Bart Ehrman should bid farewell to the University of North Carolina at Chapel
Column: Hawaii can lead the world in literacy, again
In the 19th century, the Hawaiian kingdom achieved one of the highest literacy rates in the world, where more than
In Memoriam: Judith Pierce, 1947-2026
Judith Pierce Credit: Courtesy Judy was born in Memphis and died in Memphis but lived in Vermont from 1969 to
Maine benefits by exporting energy
Eliza Donoghue is executive director of the Maine Renewable Energy Association. Maine has a long tradition of making products like
Uncertain Histories | 04/13/2026 | Choose Chicago
More info The Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) Hall was built as a memorial to the sacrifices of Union