Disability in literature has often been the brunt of the joke, forgotten, or not taken seriously. Dr. Rosemarie Garland-Thomson noticed this huge gap in the literary world and made it her mission to change that. Through her groundbreaking work, she has created new ways of thinking that challenge how ...
At a time when media literacy is under pressure and screens often win out over pages, Wittenberg sophomore Hannah Alexander is making it easier to fall back in love with books, one little library at a time. An English major with a passion for storytelling, Alexander started the project with a simple ...
As we look around campus recently, there have been a lot of students absent from classes and activities due to illness spreading. With packed lecture halls, shared dorm spaces, and high stress levels, it’s no surprise that sickness spreads quickly here. While over-the-counter medications can help ...
Book bans are making headlines again, and not in a good way. Across the U.S., schools and libraries are pulling thousands of books off the shelves, sparking debates about free speech, censorship, and whose stories get told. Groups like PEN America report that more ...
