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Three romance books for oblivious boyfriends

Aidan DeSpain, Staff Writer April 4, 2024

When it comes to understanding complex emotions and communicating those emotions, men are often considered to be “clueless”. If he isn’t, many conclude that there was a woman in their life who taught...

Five Black romance books to add to your TBR

Five Black romance books to add to your TBR

Ashlyn Jones, Co-Editor of Arts & Life February 22, 2024

It is February: that means it's time to celebrate both Valentine’s Day and Black History Month. What better way to honor the two occasions than to read romance novels that star Black main characters,...

Book Review: Sally Rooney Writes a Love Letter to Change

Book Review: Sally Rooney Writes a Love Letter to Change

Zoë Butler, News Editor November 18, 2021

In her third novel, “Beautiful World, Where Are You,” Sally Rooney takes a step back from the speed and momentum of her first two novels, “Conversations With Friends” and “Normal People.”...

Fall Into Reading Again

Fall Into Reading Again

Grace Rakestraw, Contributor September 30, 2020

As our first consistent week of mid-60s weather hits, people begin looking for activities that are a bit more fall-ish. The timeless example that comes to mind is reading. In a year piled with surprises...

The Untold Stories of Xinjiang

The Untold Stories of Xinjiang

Jordan Bailey, Staff Writer November 14, 2019

In George Orwell’s dystopian novel 1984, he illustrates a society that has fallen victim to infinite warfare, ubiquitous government surveillance and propaganda. Although this fictitious story is merely...

The Thirteenth Tale

The Thirteenth Tale

Grace Rakestraw, Contributor October 18, 2019

“A birth is not really a beginning. Our lives at the start are not really our own but only the continuation of someone else’s story. Take me, for instance. To look at me now, you would think my birth...

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