Dracula needs no introduction, but we’ll give him one anyway: Bram Stoker’s vampire, a Transylvanian count who turns into a bat, sleeps in coffins, and drinks the blood of the living, is the ...

With the right apps, a smartphone can do almost anything, but it’s also useful to occasionally ditch your phone in favor of a trusty notebook.

Print Photos on the Go Many travelers may find themselves Instagramming along the way. Love that sunset image you just posted? Put it in your journal: Drugstores like Walgreens offer same-day print ...

Join the Movement Why is Retta the first official papertarian? Because like most of us, her life and career were built on paper. And it’s about time we call it what it is: a movement. But if you ...

Making paper is both high-tech and simple. High-tech because of the way trees are processed to create wood pulp, the substance paper is made of, while supporting the circular economy and giving back ...

Raise the bar on your personal reading challenge with these tips. Whether you create your own book challenge or set reading goals, these tips can help you maximize your reading time.

With 65% of Americans drinking coffee every day, asking whether disposable coffee cups are recyclable is just good sense. But as with so many questions surrounding recycling, the answer isn’t as ...

Even today, more than 75 years after her death on December 22, 1943, celebrated children’s author Beatrix Potter's beautifully illustrated tales—featuring animals and landscapes inspired by her ...

Learn more about #LettersofPeace at howlifeunfolds.com/lettersofpeace. Infographic commissioned for the Paper and Packaging Board. Creative expression on paper has ...

You’ve heard the term, but do you know the true facts about deforestation? The makers of paper products do. But trust us: Deforestation and another term you’ve probably heard, clear-cutting, are not ...

When the holiday season approaches in October, the popularity of unboxing videos marks a seasonal rise. These popular videos are pretty habit forming. But why are they so popular? What drives us to ...

More than 100 years after its original publication in 1902, Beatrix Potter's The Tale of Peter Rabbit remains one of the most beloved children's books ever printed. Here are a few more facts about the ...