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Graphic memoir inspires talks on LGBTQIA+ representation, censorship, comics

Reading Across Campus features ‘Fun Home’ by Alison Bechdel

Banned Books Week speaker Sept. 28 to address impacts of challenged or banned books

Author Alex Sanchez recalled the honor and horror of his 2001 debut LGBTQIA+ novel “Rainbow Boys” garnering enough interest that it was banned and challenged fo

Event to explore graphic novel ��������. themes of environmentalism, time travel by bicycle, fate of humanity

Ken Avidor ��������. ‘Bicyclopolis,’ set in the Twin Cities, part of Reading Across Campus

Reading Across Campus focuses on dystopian novel ‘1984’

Science fiction expert to lead virtual lecture Feb. 16

Menard Center director, professor contribute to new civil liberties book

A University of Wisconsin-Stout Civil Liberties Symposium sparked the idea for a new book “Civil Liberties in Real Life: Seven Studies.”

Riot damage photos by Kenosha student top Menard Center Civil Liberty Contest

Essay on LGBTQIA+ literary censorship, poem on civil disparities take next two places

Free Speech Week to address cancel culture, academic freedom, banning hate speech

Free speech and academic freedom, cancel culture and the pros and cons of banning hate speech are all topics that will be addressed during Free Speech Week host

Orwell ��������. ‘1984’ is subject of Banned Books Week event

George Orwell ��������. novel “1984” will be the focus of an event about censorship hosted by �������� ��������. Menard Center.

Constitution Day speakers to discuss racial injustice and First Amendment rights

Two advocates for racial justice and equality and First Amendment rights will be the online panelists for a Constitution Day event from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. on Tue

Communications students working for area news outlets

Many small, rural newspaper need help trying to cover news, write features, take photographs and lay out the publication.