John Foster from Mentor Public Library will host a year-long lecture series on the lives and legacies of Cold War-era presidents. He’ll begin by spotlighting Harry Truman during a talk at 6:30 p.m.

BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — The Goose Creek Library has several series planned to celebrate Black History Month this February. The new "Living History Series" starts with the first event on Feb. 5.

A Montana public library canceled a planned speaking appearance by an indigenous transgender author over concerns that the content of her speech would violate the state’s “anti-drag” law. Adria Jawort ...

There’s an annual under-the-radar speaking series co-sponsored by Mississauga Library Systems and UTM that offers Joe Citizen a glimpse into a broad range of fascinating subjects. Lecture Me features ...

Throughout the last year, health specialists have compared the COVID-19 pandemic to the Great Influenza of 1918. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that upwards of 500 million ...

PRESS RELEASE: The series aims to provide audiences with a fuller view of Philippine history, that goes beyond the big historical events and political figures to reveal what life was like for ...

English merchant Thomas Weston is generally considered the founder of Weymouth when he and some colonists established the Wessagusset colony on Hunt’s Hill near King's Cove Park in 1622. Weston ...