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...
Ally Keegan – Contributor “Love and laughter and fear and pain are universal currencies. We just have to close our eyes and savour the taste of the drink in front of us and listen to the song as it plays.” The Midnight Library was gifted to me...
Emma Keeling – Content Editor It’s October 1st and it’s time to get in the spooky mood! The past few years, I’ve realized my love for scary things, including literature. I’ve been curating my spooky season reading list this past month, waiting until today to...
Emma Keeling – Content Editor Luckily for me, I had lots of time this summer to relax and read for pleasure. Because I had so much time to read, I branched out of my usual genres and experienced some amazing reads I usually wouldn’t have picked. Below is a list...
Kylie Tusing | Content Editor One carbon footprint at a time makes all the change. In a world consumed with temporary and fleeting material items, adapting habits that follow zero waste living can help us take the individual responsibility to reduce waste. These can...
Nia Lambdin | Contributor Laura Silverman takes the reader into the shoes of Anise Sawyer as she takes on a new kind of summer than she originally planned. Anise Sawyer grows up with the Santa Cruz beach in her backyard. She is a dedicated surfer and has her summer...
Curated by Amanda McGuire Rzicznek | BGSU Professor Professor Amanda McGuire Rzicznek has curated a list of children’s books for kids to read or have read to them to help them learn about the environment. Hello, Earth!: Poems to Our Planet by Joyce Sidman and...
Brittany Borden | Contributor Six of Crows – Leigh Bardugo Thieves, murders, spies, and gangs…Ketterdam is crawling with them. Kaz Brekker and his band of misfits are no exception. Ketterdam is the capital city of Kerch, a small island and hub of...
Emma Keeling – Content Editor I acquired The Book of Longings from my Book of the Month subscription box, choosing it because it was definitely something out of my comfort zone and the opposite of my favorite genre, horror. However, I’m so glad I took a chance...
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