Faith Zochowski | Reporter Journalist and New York Times Best-Selling author Beth Macy will return to her alma mater, Bowling Green State University, Thursday, Sept. 15 to receive the Distinguished Alumni Award. According to the BGSU website, the award was established...
Today marks the 21st anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks. September 11 is a monumental moment in the United States’ history as it took so many lives and changed so many more. If you want to read a book pertaining to September 11 this anniversary, below...
The beginning of a new semester can be very stressful and overwhelming. You’re being bombarded with classes, meetings and work. You’re trying to figure out how to live on your own. Not to mention you’re also making time for friends and discovering who you are and who...
Faith Zochowski Garth Stein’s novel The Art of Racing in the Rain is the perfect story for all dog lovers. The book takes on a unique perspective from the dog, Enzo’s, point of view. Enzo tells the story of himself and his owner Denny’s life. Denny lives and...
Faith Zochowski Now that we’ve all completed our second week of school, syllabus week is officially in the past and quizzes, tests, projects, and papers are in our near future. If you are as stressed as me about this, I have the perfect solution for a good detox-...
Faith Zochowski If you are an avid reader and have a TikTok account, you have most likely heard about the novel Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens. The book follows the life of the “marsh girl” who lives on her own in Barkley Cove, North Carolina. A major motion...
A beloved classic of gothic fiction, Dracula has enchanted readers across the globe for over a century. The concept of vampires awakens our primitive fears of death, disease, and the fragility of human nature, while simultaneously luring us in by subconsciously...
Megan Stibley | Contributor Master of Fine Arts in Poetry student and published poet, Sam Fain, read her most recent Chapbook entitled “coughing up planets” at Novel Blends coffee shop on Sept. 28. Hear what she has to say about her poetry in the audio...
Nia Lambdin – Contributor Stephannie Gearhart, an English professor, poses the question of how plays like Shakespeare’s reveal one’s hopes, fears, and beliefs. She now oversees the planning board for the Ohio Valley Shakespeare Conference. Gearhart...
Courtney Foerg – Contributor This fall I am completing an honors project on period poverty and holding a menstrual drive on campus. I began my search for content on period poverty in August, 2020 and the search has been surprisingly difficult. Although people...
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