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British royalty has long been enamored with Texans, from Ross Perot to Stanley Marcus. Now a month since Queen Elizabeth II’s death, a Dallas Public Library archivist chronicles all the times North Texas has hosted the monarchy.

I had never heard anyone else who grew up in New Haven say they thought Yale’s Gothic...

"Pride was, and always will be, about our people, and taking a moment to breathe while we fight to celebrate our very existence and how far we come. I can carry my critiques of the whitewashing and co-opting of Pride, and I can celebrate my community at the same time," writes Lazarus Nance Letcher.

Carrying critiques of rainbow-washed corporations and a sanitized history while still embracing real community

The White Sox season has been well below expectations, even with signs of a turnaround. Just how tough have things been?

Our LibGuide highlights collections of rare Korean prints and manuscripts, photographs, maps, and other printed texts.

Downtown’s Central Library celebrates 40 years since it opened. The George Dahl-designed facility was the only major library in the world to have its entire card catalog on a computer.

Looking back on the significant contributions women have made to our city in politics, the arts, and more.

SALEM — Oregon Secretary of State Shemia Fagan announced Monday the start of the Oregon Blue Book Student Essay Contest. The theme for the 2023-24 Oregon Blue Book is, “Oregon

Next week, we’ll look back at a dark time in the history of psychiatry, look forward into the future of child care, break the ice with NOVA and more!