After taking a hiatus from Crash Course while advocating for maternal health and tuberculosis care, John Green has returned to host a Crash Course on religion, joking at the start of the 24-part ...

PBS Digital Studios announced today a new partnership with Hank Green and John Green, the YouTube pioneers behind the popular educational series CRASH COURSE. Under the agreement, PBS will support ...

Best-selling author John Green will be the keynote speaker for East Tennessee State University’s (ETSU) 2026 Festival of Ideas. Green, best known for “Looking for Alaska,” “An Abundance of Katherines, ...

The multi-hyphenate brothers Hank and John Green have so far funneled more than $10 million to charity through Good Store.

In 2011, brothers John and Hank Green created an educational YouTube channel called “Crash Course” with the goal of spreading high-quality educational videos for everyone, free of charge.

7News talks with Samuel Ramsey, a local doctor who joined the cast of a popular YouTube show.

When John Green is asked if he's aware that high school students watch his Crash Course videos in lieu of reading textbooks, his response was adamant: They should read their boring textbooks.

John Green will publish his second book of nonfiction, Everything Is Tuberculosis: The History and Persistence of Our Deadliest Infection, on March 18 with a new imprint at Penguin Young Readers ...