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In a review of "Black Friend: Essays" by Ziwe, a black woman with pink hair clips and lipstickn stands with a pink sweater. The background repeats "Ziwe" in pink letters.

REVIEW: Ziwe Affirms Her Own Actions in ‘Black Friend: Essays’

Avery Heeringa, Columbia College Chicago

The Showtime starlet’s astonishingly witty and comedic literary debut dissects the concept of being a “Black friend”.…

October 26, 2023

For an article about the Percy Jackson Disney Plus series, two young boys stare into the sky. A young girl with braids stares off in a suit of armor. A lightning storm goes on in the background and a beast carries a figure by its neck.

TV’s Future Golden Boy: Percy Jackson, The Hero You’ve Been Waiting For

Havilah Sciabbarrasi, Florida State University

After almost 20 years, Percy Jackson and the series' long history of neurodivergent representation is getting the adaptation it deserves.…

October 25, 2023

For an article about Sophia Tolstoy, a red and white photo of Sophia Tolstoy in a bun and large dark gown. The words "Tolstoy. Sophia: Writer, Wife, Woman, Forgotten" on the right hand side.

Sophia Tolstoy: Woman Forgotten

Farah Shah, University of Central Florida

A major actor in Leo's greatest successes, Sophia Tolstoy existed beyond the bounds of "wife." She was a writer, photographer, and romantic.…

October 25, 2023

In an article about Emily Henry's success, a pink and red illustration of a book shelf and two girls reading a book. The words "Emily Henry" in the upper lefthand corner and "Literary Star" in the bottom right hand.

Decoding What Made Emily Henry a Literary Star

Karla D. Galvan, The University of Texas at San Antonio

An exploration of what makes Emily Henry’s books appealing.…

October 24, 2023

For an article about writergram, a person writes on a notebook. A square reading "How to Write a Short Story" and another saying "Weird Writing-related things I did when I was younger" are shown.

The Write Side of Instagram

Sydney Chastain, Florida State University

How Aspiring Authors Can Stand Out on Writergram…

October 23, 2023

Keeping Your Backpack Light

Katie Koenig, George Fox University

You may not need that textbook forever, but you will need a healthy back.…

October 20, 2023

In an article about two essays about New York City, a post card with the words "New York City" across a cityscape. The post card is in a grey rain puddle.

Their Lost New York: Essays by F. Scott Fitzgerald and Lewis Mumford

Matthew Doss, University of Chicago

F. Scott Fitzgerald and Lewis Mumford present their visions of old New York.…

October 18, 2023

In an article about hustle culture in the US, a colorful beach landscape is far off to the left hand side. A greyscale person sits on the right side, typing on a laptop computer

“Live to Work” or “Work to Live”: Is Grind Culture Killing Americans?

Ava Coates, Emory University

Corporate culture is out of control in the US. It's time to take a vacation. …

October 18, 2023

8 Brazilian Classics to Read During Latinx Heritage Month

Beatriz Barros Felice, California State University, Northridge

Celebrate with these Brazillian classics during Latinx Heritage Month.…

October 17, 2023

Properly Preparing for Modern Learning

Daniel Reed

As the 2023 summer holidays are fast coming to a close, everyone from high school students to those entering colleges and universities are beginning to think about what they need to properly prepare themselves for…

October 14, 2023

On-Demand Odds: How Streaming Platforms are Amplifying Sports Betting

Daniel Reed

The world of sports has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, evolving from a passive spectator experience to an immersive, interactive journey.…

October 5, 2023

Hearts: An Age-Old Card Game to Unwind Between Studies

Daniel Reed

The journey of academia is filled with hours of deep concentration, poring over texts, and analyzing information.…

October 4, 2023

In an article about the effects of the digital cloud storage on the climate crisis, a bright blue monitor screen has a vine pierce through it in a room full of greenery.

The Unseen Ecological Cost of Cloud Storage

Shannon Strenfel, Arizona State University

How AI and Cloud Storage Are Impacting Our Environment…

October 2, 2023

In an article about metafictional writing, a notebook sits with a black pencil over it.

How Writing About Writing is Written

Connor Lindsay, Queens University of Charlotte

Self-Aware Fiction in the Modern Age…

September 29, 2023

Why Everyone Should Read George Orwell’s 1984 Novel

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Follow Us From dystopian tales to political commentaries, the literary world is brimming with masterpieces that offer profound insights into the human condition. Yet, few books have captivated readers, educators, and critics alike as George…

September 28, 2023

In an article about DALL-E 2, an advanced AI, circuits make up a silhouette of a human head emitting blue sound waves.

Artificial Infringement: DALL-E 2 May Just Be the Beginning

Malaki Lingg, The University of Texas at San Antonio

Is the concern with AI and copyright valid?…

September 26, 2023

In an article about 'Parable of the Sower,' a woman in a red dress wears a red turban and carries a book while surrounded by a border of leaves.

‘Parable of the Sower’: The Best Sci-Fi Novel You’ve Never Read

Shannon Strenfel, Arizona State University

Written 30 Years Ago, ‘Parable of the Sower’ is a Powerful Commentary on Today.…

September 25, 2023

In an article about Survivor, a person stands in a blue shirt holding a torch. They face the mountain range and the word "Survivor" is written in the sky.

Survive and Advance: 23 Years Years of Growth in ‘Survivor’

Olivia Hinck, Siena College

In its 23-year lifespan, “Survivor” has held a mirror up to our changing social climate…

September 24, 2023

In an article about the asexual representation of "Aces Wild," a hand of Ace cards is on display in black, purple, pink, and green.

Opinion: Is ‘Aces Wild’ the Ace Representation We’ve Been Waiting for?

Brynn Crisenbery, Northern Arizona University

A brief review of the asexual representation in the Amanda DeWitt novel. …

September 23, 2023

In an article about food essayists A.J. Liebling and M.F.K. Fisher, a pastel table features various pastries including a croissant, pie, muffin, black coffee, and bacon and eggs.

The Lost Art of Food Writing

Matthew Doss, University of Chicago

A.J. Liebling and M.F.K. Fisher’s essays illustrate that the overlooked genre is the best thing since sliced bread.…

September 21, 2023

In an article about the Law of Assumption, distinct objects—an apple, a camera, a pair of binoculars, etc.— are balanced on top of one another.

A Layperson’s Guide to the Law of Assumption

Isabelle Brookshire, Whittier College

Manifesting your dreams and desires stems from an understanding of powerful concepts.…

September 15, 2023

In an article about the Once Upon A Book reading challenge, a stack of books are arranged on a yellow dresser.

The 2023 Once Upon a Book Club Reading Challenge

Brynn Crisenbery, Northern Arizona University

There are so many reading options out there. Luckily, there’s an easy fix to this—reading challenges.…

September 11, 2023

In an article about anthropology, an academic examines a grey humanoid figure, considering nationality, language and biology.

What is Anthropology, Really? Deliberations from an Anthro Major

Ava Coates, Emory University

Anthropology is one of the most popular majors in the US, but the specifics of the field are a mystery to most people.…

September 8, 2023

For an article about Jesse Eisenberg's directorial debut, a young man with chin-length dark hair, wearing a beanie, looks to the right where the words "When You Finish Saving the World" are written in yellow.

Is Jesse Eisenberg’s Directorial Debut a Hidden Gem or a Misfire?

Daniel Guerrero, College of the Canyons

The movie is based on the audiobook 'When You Finish Saving the World,' which follows a flawed relationship between a son and a mother.…

September 5, 2023

In an article about Silo, a dark circular chasm descends into the earth.

‘Silo’: Murder in Dystopia

Shannon Strenfel, Arizona State University

The riveting mystery series "Silo" keeps viewers on the edge of their seats, with enthralling mysteries, original storytelling and sincere, powerful emotion at its center.…

September 4, 2023

For an article about prehistoric literature, a large red, white, and blue bird with a long neck and circular reading glasses perched on its beak reads a book.

The Brilliance of Prehistoric Literature

Alex Muniz, Pace University

Stop living in the Stone Age! Take a chance on this amazing yet under-appreciated genre.…

August 31, 2023

In an article about "Wheel of Time," a girl magically transports paper planes out of her window and into her neighbor's.

The Wheel Weaves as the Wheel Wills

Brynn Crisenbery, Northern Arizona University

The Amazon Prime adaptation improves upon the Robert Jordan classic.…

August 29, 2023

In an article about short novels, an open leather-bound book flanked by a pen and inkwell falls open to reveal a blank numbered list entitled "5 Short Novels You Should Read."

5 Great Short Novels

Matthew Doss, University of Chicago

These must-read novellas are perfect for busy bibliophiles.…

August 29, 2023

In an article about controversy surrounding Colleen Hoover, Hoover stands in front of an abstract background, holding a book and gazing wistfully into the distance.

The Ironic Love-Hate Relationship With Colleen Hoover

Steffi Stoffel, Columbia College Chicago

What backlash will she face with the upcoming film adaptation of "It Ends With Us?"…

August 27, 2023

In an article about sports betting people in a stadium

Selecting a Trustworthy Sports Betting Platform

Daniel Reed

In the rapidly growing world of online sports betting, choosing the right sportsbook is a critical decision that can greatly impact your betting experience.…

August 23, 2023

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