🌻 Spirals in sunflowers, pinecones, shells—even galaxies—share a stunning pattern: the Fibonacci sequence. Celebrate Fibonacci Day (11/23) and explore this design in nature + the man behind it with Gale In Context: Science.

World COPD Day is November 19. This year’s theme, “Short of Breath, Think COPD,” acknowledges that many lack proper treatment due to misinformation or misdiagnosis. It’s an important opportunity to share critical information on risk factors, healthy habits, and treatment

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The December holidays are a student favorite—but there’s more to them than time off school and presents. 🎁 With Gale In Context: Elementary, you can explore the stories behind each of them, including: - The ancient roots of Hanukkah 🕎 - The celebration of African heritage in

Save your seat now for the Gale Open House happening on Nov 13, 2025! Attendees will get to connect directly with experts about our accessible collections, acquisition models, and more benefits of academic libraries partnering with Gale. Space is limited. Learn more and register

🦃 Was Thanksgiving really first celebrated in 1621? 🇺🇸 Which U.S. president refused to make it a national holiday? 🏈 When did American football join the tradition? Read answers and gather lesson ideas from Gale In Context: U.S. History:

Few royals can boast the staying power of Marie Antoinette’s legacy. But there’s so much more to the French queen than court gossip, fashion statements, and misattributed quotes. Invite your students to sharpen their research skills and separate fact from fiction by delving

🔬 #WorldScienceDay is Nov 10! Invite your students to explore the lives of STEM pioneers like Mae Jemison & George Washington Carver with Gale In Context: Biography. Check out our latest blog post for stories to bring to the classroom: 🔗

For World Tsunami Awareness Day on November 5, bring age-appropriate and educator-trusted materials to your classroom with Gale In Context: Elementary. 🔗

From clockmaking to astronomy, from corresponding with the president of the United States to helping layout the boundaries of Washington, D.C., Benjamin Banneker’s is a life worth celebrating. Learn how Gale In Context: Biography can bring his story to life in your classroom:

For 75 years, Peanuts has captured moments in U.S. history and pop culture. Explore Charles Schulz’s iconic comic and discover how educators and librarians can guide students using Gale In Context: U.S. History. 🔗 https://t.co/IKKcO8DGYG #LibraryResources #PeanutsComic

October is Car Care Month—and with winter around the corner, it’s the perfect time to help your community get prepared. ❄️🚗 ChiltonLibrary gives patrons 24/7 access to trusted, step-by-step car maintenance and repair information directly from automakers. From checking wipers to

Short-term stress can be a positive. The focused energy to power through a workout, or meet a deadline with only hours left to spare. The trouble comes when new stressors pile on before hormone levels return to baseline. Unfortunately, this is the reality for one in two

In less than three decades, a handful of companies that began as dorm-room startups and garage projects have radically transformed everything from how we shop to how we communicate with our friends and loved ones. But how did we get here? Use Gale In Context: High School to

On October 20, the first glow of Diwali will flicker to life in homes from Mumbai to Melbourne, and Madurai to Minneapolis. 🕯️ For millions of Hindus, Jains, and Sikhs around the world, Diwali is a time of reflection—of light and liberation. It’s also an invitation for students

👻 Halloween is more than costumes & candy—it’s a cultural story spanning Samhain, All Saints’ Day, Irish folklore, & Día de los Muertos. With Gale In Context: High School, your students can safely trace these traditions back to their roots. https://t.co/6bTpktrT6r

🎶 Celebrate International Music Day (Oct. 1)! Use Gale In Context: Elementary to help students explore genres across cultures & history—while building vocabulary & sparking inquiry. Start the conversation: What’s your favorite kind of music?

As the days shorten with autumn’s approach, World Mental Health Day on October 10 is a great opportunity to bring mental health to the forefront of the conversation in your community. The dedicated mental health topic page on Gale Health and Wellness offers a wealth of

A sudden clap of thunder. 🌩️ Rain hammers the windows. 🌧️ A gust of wind makes the building creak. 🌬️ Every head in the classroom turns. With Gale In Context: Elementary, you can turn that wonder into a learning opportunity that prioritizes understanding over worry. To help you

In preparation for All Saints’ Day on November 1, we’re sharing the stories of saints through the ages going back from today to the earliest days of the Church. Discover the process of becoming a saint—and the lives touched by these exemplary lives:

From the towering flames of Samhain bonfires to the rich traditions of Hungry Ghost festivals across Asia, people around the world honor those who came before in all sorts of unique ways. In Mexico and other regions of Latin America, Día de los Muertos teaches us that death isn’t