Wildfire Preparedness Day: Understanding Our Shared Responsibility

Across North America, wildfire risk is no longer confined to a handful of regions or a single season. Even communities that aren’t directly affected still feel the impact from smoke-covered skies that disrupt daily life with school closures and the cancellation of outdoor activities. Regardless of where we live, wildfires are no longer something we … Read more

Fuel Students’ Curiosity All Summer with Support from State-Provided Gale Resources

|By Gale Staff| For many students, summertime signals the freedom to explore personal interests and break away from structured learning. However, educators understand how critical it is for students to exercise key critical thinking and comprehension skills during those months away from school. According to the National Summer Learning Association, 9 in 10 teachers spend at … Read more

Continued Accessibility Improvements to Gale in April 2026

|By Gale Staff| You may have noticed changes to your Gale resources in 2026, and we are continuing to make our resources more inclusive and accessible for all users. We are introducing updates that improve navigation, search functionality, and admin preferences. The following improvements, planned for release in April 2026, are designed to enhance visibility, … Read more

Continued Accessibility Improvements Coming to Gale in March 2026

|By Gale Staff| You may have noticed changes to your Gale resources in 2026, and we are continuing to make our resources more inclusive and accessible for all users. In March, we are introducing updates that improve navigation, search functionality, and admin preferences. These are part of our ongoing updates toward compliance of key platform features … Read more

How Large Print Led Sid to a Reading Breakthrough

|By Thorndike Press| When Sid first started learning to read, it wasn’t the stories that held him back—it was the way they looked on the page. The words felt crammed together, the lines stretched too long, and the whole experience felt overwhelming. Reading quickly became something he dreaded. His mom, Amy Dix, Ph.D., PA-C, watched … Read more

Schlager eBooks New Titles—Essentials for Research & Learning

Schlager is a premier publisher that elucidates history and culture through primary sources. Gale is delighted to offer their frontlist, including 24 brand new and forthcoming titles.* (All are available for sale and presale via your Gale rep.) Among Schlager’s newest titles are six peer-reviewed history works—each of which aligns beautifully with their legacy Historic Documents, Milestone … Read more

Meet Our Fall 2025 Gale Academic Interns: Kat and Ben

Decorative Lettering Welcome

|By Gale Staff| We’re excited to welcome two new interns to the Gale Academic Internship Program this fall: Kat and Ben! Both bring strong backgrounds in the humanities and a curiosity for how technology can enhance research and storytelling. Throughout the semester, they’ll be exploring archives, researching with Gale Digital Scholar Lab, and sharing creative … Read more

The Past, Present & Future of Feminism in International Relations

| By Alyssa Anderson, Gale Ambassador at Florida International University | In a world of restrictive gender roles, women are assumed to play a peripheral part while men take the lead. Feminism was introduced as a critical theory in the study of international relations to defy the marginalization of women in the field. To focus … Read more

College Student Anxiety Is on the Rise.
Grow Resources to Confront It.

| By Gale Staff | Did you know that almost two-thirds of college students report feeling overwhelming anxiety at least once during the academic year?* For those that struggle with stress, anxiety, and other mental health issues, they often don’t know where to turn. Or worse yet, they’re afraid to tell anyone that something is … Read more