Author V.E. Schwab’s characteristic lyrical and poetic writing from “The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue” returns in her newest release, “Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil.” The novel hit shelves...

Beauty, in its simplest form, really does exist. It’s why you can’t dismiss the human experience as a ride on a floating rock. It’s why we still cry over sunsets, why we read poetry at weddings...

Evanston Public Library volunteer Mary Jo Deysach (Weinberg ’68) is a volunteer veteran. From writing for nonprofit organizations to providing companionship to hospice patients, Deysach has prioritized...

Every summer, my sister and I used to take weekly trips to our local library. Armed with a large tote bag and an umbrella for the predictable afternoon thunderstorms, we walked about half a mile in the...

The late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is quoted as saying that if her opinion runs more than 20 pages, she was disturbed that she was unable to do it shorter. Dr. Seuss composed “A Short Condensed Poem...