There’s nothing better than sitting down in a quiet place and picking out a good book after you get home from class.
Books are a part of all our daily lives and come in many forms from long-form...
As someone who aspires to be an author, the question of whether literature will be around in the future hangs heavy.
In my grad classes, we have talked about the future of books and how people have...
Gianna Angiulo, a senior art major, looks through the book stacks for an interesting read in Booth Library on Monday afternoon. Angiulo said she enjoyed reading but stopped because she did not have enough time.
Booth Library sports thousands of stories, both electronic and print, among other important student services.
Beth Heldebrandt, public relations director of Booth Library, said the library has an...
This past Tuesday was not only my 22nd birthday; it was the English Studies Conference on the third floor of Coleman Hall. It showcases the hard work the students, faculty and alumni are doing in the English...
There’s nothing that makes me hit the snooze button on my alarm faster than the sun rising on a Monday morning.
Mondays signal the end of a good weekend and the beginning of another long week.
As...
The annual Nancy Hennings Memorial Poetry Reading is coming back this year after not happening last year because of a lack of funds.
The English department will host the reading 6:30 p.m. Thursday at...
Kappa Delta Pi Honor Fraternity and the Student Reading Council organized their annual Scholastic book fair from 9:45a.m. to 4:45p.m. The book fair will run from Monday Sept. 12 through Thursday Sept....
Students volunteered to read essays they wrote to an audience during “The Ghosts of the Riders Present” reading in the 7th Street Underground Wednesday.
Students of the Advanced Creative Non-Fiction...
Author Mary Maddox said she disliked herself on an occasion when she had thoughts like her fictional murderous character Rad Sanders during Bob’s Bookstore’s “scary” novel reading Wednesday...
