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URBANA, Ill. (WCIA) — The University of Illinois’ Rare Book and Manuscript Library (RBML) has purchased a “mint condition” first edition of the works of legendary Greek philosopher, Plato. The RBML, the Literatures and Languages Library’s classics collection, and Chicago donors George and Jamie Reveliotis each had a hand in helping acquire the more than […]

Ada Limón, 24th poet laureate of the United States, visited the University of Illinois on Thursday to read some of her work at the Spurlock Museum. Limón was appointed the title of poet laureate in July 2022 by the Library of Congress. The poet laureate is a highly esteemed title given to a poet who...

Posted on Each year, the town of Angoulême in southwestern France plays host to the Festival International de la Bande Dessinée d’Angoulême (FIBD), which is frequently known as the Angoulême International Comics Festival. Started in 1974, the four-day event is devoted to the ninth art (as comics are often called in France) and celebrates achievements in the medium. The Angoulême International Comics Festival also administers several prestigious prizes, referred to as Fauves (“Wild Cats”) in reference to FIBD’s mascot. The Angoulême Fauves honor the versatility and transgress...