Opinion column: Challenge yourself, read banned books
Lexi Stephens Contributor When I was seven years old, I read my first banned book: “Captain Underpants” by Dav Pilkey.…
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WCC professor reflects on past term ahead of Nov. 5 AAPS board election
Lily Cole Editor Ernesto Querijero’s office has photos of his youth and family, class schedules and campaign posters for Bernie…
Explore the digital world: next stop, visual novels
Alice McGuire Deputy Editor My dad once told me that Superman had taught him how to read–that comic panels had…
Women’s History Month: women’s literature and equality
Alice McGuire Staff Writer As we wish winter goodbye, spring makes way for the beauty and celebration of reading…
Reading through Black History Month and beyond
Carlos Franklin, co-owner of Blackstone Bookstore & Cultural Center offers his best reading recommendations Charlie Todd Contributor Though February may…
Column: Visit a library: the benefits of picking up a book
By Lily Cole Deputy Editor Why reading matters Most of us consider reading an academic activity done only under the…
Diversify Your Bookshelf: great holiday reads for winter break
By Willow Symonds Staff Writer The City We Became by N.K. Jemisin…
Diversify Your Bookshelf
By Willow Symonds Staff Writer Skin of the Sea by Natasha Bowen (2021) Genre:…
Diversify Your Bookshelf: November Picks
by ROBIN WYLLIE-SCHOLTZ Contributor Welcome to Diversify Your Bookshelf, a monthly feature to introduce you to great books written by…
April Book Flight: Birds
The thriller Bird Box Josh Malerman Horror/Suspense Recommended by Elinor Epperson Even if you’ve seen the movie starring Sandra Bullock,…
No Bad Weather #6: Read a mystery novel
Finding joy in a COVID winter by JESSICA PACE Graphic Designer There’s a saying in Scandinavian culture, where winter days…
January Book Flight: Fresh Starts
By JESSICA PACE The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue V.E. Schwab Historical Fiction, Magical Realism In 1714, Addie LaRue…