In 1959, British scientist and author C. P. Snow gave a Rede Lecture at the University of Cambridge. In it, he expressed his sadness that the cultural life of...
Category - NEHS Director
The retirement of long-serving NEHS Advisory Council member Jim Brady provides an opportunity for a new Chapter Advisor to join the NEHS Advisory Council...
The National English Honor Society is dedicated to supporting, and providing opportunities for, its student members. However, as an organization, we are...
World Poetry Day exists to honor poets; revive oral traditions of poetry recitals; promote the reading, writing, and teaching of poetry; foster the convergence...
Are you missing out on our biweekly NEHSXpress newsletters and NEHS Museletter blog posts? Did you receive our Common Reader 2024 survey? Do you know about our...
How do you find out about new books? Perhaps through word-of-mouth recommendations from friends and colleagues or the “new books” section at your...
Where do you stand? Do you de-clutter and get rid of books that you haven’t read for a while, or do you try to keep your collection complete—hopefully...
Latin American readers dip into very few books every year. Lectupedia calculates that the average Latin American reads just two books each year, in comparison...
National English Honor Society is thrilled to announce our new NEHS Director, Chris Lockwood. Please join us in extending him a warm welcome! Chris Lockwood...
NEHSXpress has been published monthly over the summer. This edition is the last of those publications; starting August 31, NEHSXpress will resume with regular...