February marks Black History Month, and for avid-readers, this is a perfect time to pick up a few new titles of Black stories by Black authors.
Since the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement nationwide last year, Eugene has been incredibly active in the racial justice movement, especially in local arts and culture.
University of Oregon professor Alison Gash’s casual weekly Zoom social hours with students led to the creation of “Cooking While Quarantined,” a student-created cookbook that will benefit food insecurity and justice organizations.
What our reviewers are looking forward to in 2021.
In his new memoir, the former president reminds us what that title means.
Her new book “Why We Swim” explores what happens when we’re in the water.
Journalist Sarah Smarsh reminds listeners how Dolly Parton is someone who has risen from the bottom all the way to the top and has left no one behind.
Participants in National Novel Writing Month work toward their goal with the support of online communities.
“AOC: The Fearless Rise and Powerful Resonance of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez" explains the importance of the Congresswoman from the Bronx.
