News & Events

It is a privilege to be here. I invite you to join us as we do our part and look to have some fun along the way. You are always welcome here.

Valerie Hemingway generously shares her memories of her long friendship with our president Chris Struble, who passed away unexpectedly.

MHS will be celebrating the centenary of the Nick Adams stories—and honoring one of their own—as they plan their events for the 2026.

Don't miss this fascinating talk about a mash-up between Hemingway's classic novels and Disney characters like Mickey and Donald.

Detroit Public TV presents a virtual event on the writer whose Michigan-based Nick Adams short fiction has been a model for coming-of-age stories.

A Live Streaming Event is in partnership with the Clarke Historical Library and is sponsored by CMU Libraries and the Library of Michigan.

Both the reading room and exhibition gallery are now fully open to receive visitors. The staff appreciates appointments for in-person research.

After thirty years of service to the Clarke Historical Library at Central Michigan University, the esteemed Frank Boles is retiring in August.

Ernest Hemingway, an avid Chicago baseball fan growing up in Oak Park, felt deeply betrayed by the 1919 Black Sox scandal.

A three-part, six-hour documentary that examines the work and the life of Ernest Hemingway, one of the greatest and most influential writers.

Jennifer McQuillan who teaches English at West Bloomfield has enlisted students to transcribe the "Bump Letters" into a digital format..