Physical Books, E-Books or Audiobooks: Which is Better? Different mediums of reading provide many benefits to college students as well as downsides. Areej Khalid, Staff Writer April 8, 2024
The Power of Community Artists As Artist in Residence this semester, India Johnson examines the flexibility of homemade art forms and the importance of supporting local artists. Mariyam Syed, Managing Editor October 2, 2023
The Intricacies of “Ethan Frome” In her novel “Ethan Frome,” Edith Wharton crafts a work with realistic characters, a complex plot and hidden themes that make the short book a worthwhile read. Sarah Kueking, Managing Editor April 24, 2023
Books That “Get” Girl Stuff In honor of Women’s History Month, these books by women depict and unpack female experiences. Khadijah Rashid, Staff Writer March 20, 2023
“Look, I Didn’t Want to Be a Half-Blood.” – The Second Chance Percy Jackson Deserves Nine years after the failure of the film series, a Percy Jackson TV adaptation is on its way to Disney+. Khadijah Rashid, Staff Writer September 19, 2022
Opinion: Can Big Nate Make Nickelodeon Relevant Again? Beloved children’s novel, “Big Nate,” makes its return as an animated series. Johnny Chirayil, Social Media Editor February 28, 2022
A Fun Fall Awaits Fans of Fantasy A golden age of high fantasy is upon us, so grab your gear as we delve into the latest media John Moore, Managing Editor September 26, 2021