by Kyla Guilfoil, Asst. News Editor Sitting by my open window with the first fresh breezes of spring wafting over my winter bones, I dipped my toes into the indulgent, dazzling world […]
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by Mariana Duque, Contributor Cassandra Clare has been entertaining readers since her debut in 2008 with “City of Bones,” the first installment of the Shadowhunter Chronicles. As one of her major fans, […]
The Urban Body Fix: Everything in Moderation (Especially Moderation): An A-List Guide for Bettering Your Health
by, Madalyn Johnson, Web Editor The Urban Body Fix: Everything in Moderation (Especially Moderation), is written by Larry Rogowsky, a nutrition coach and licensed massage therapist. On top of having 20 years […]
Think Twice Before Pulling an “All Nighter,” Matthew Walker Explains it all
by, Jocelyn Visnov, Staff Writer Finals week is approaching fast, which means tis’ the season for late night study sessions and loads of caffeine, right? Dr. Matthew Walker, a Ph.D of Neuroscience, […]
How Jane Eyre Saved My Mind
by, Samantha Walla, Production Manager I have always thought of myself as a reader. I begged for stories before I could read, spent hours devouring love stories between teenagers facing the end […]
Title: Book Nook: How to Be Less Stupid About Race: On Racism, White Supremacy and the Racial Divide by Crystal Fleming
by Maria Thomas, News Editor In the present fight to overcome white supremacy in America, Black activists across the nation have begged white individuals to educate themselves. Listening to, centering and uplifting Black […]
Book Nook: An Ode to New York City in “Rules of Civility”
by Alexa Schmidt, Managing Editor “Rules of Civility” takes place in New York City in 1938. There are three main protagonists: Eve, Katey and Tinker. Katey and Eve are scheming roommates who […]
“Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine,” but She Doesn’t Have To Be: Book Nook
by Sophia Sakellariou, Senior Writer When I picked up Gail Honeyman’s “Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine” at my local Barnes and Noble, I was struck by how the description on the back […]
Family Dilemmas, Bravery and Perseverance Found In “The Great Alone”
by Mariana Duque, Staff Writer There is a good chance you may have seen the title “The Great Alone” somewhere. It was, after all, a New York Times Bestselling novel by author […]
Daisy Jones & The Six: The Ups and Downs of Life as a Rockstar
By Sophia Sakellariou, Production Editor The rock and roll scene of Los Angeles in the 70’s is an era most can only dream of reliving. However, author Taylor Jenkins Reid allows us […]