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Summer is the best time to get some reading done. One great way to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month is by reading books from queer writers. It’s not just about supporting […]
“The Anthropocene Reviewed” is the pick of the year for the University of Idaho’s Common Read. John Green, author of “The Fault in Our Stars,” “Looking for Alaska,” “Turtles All […]
In celebration of Literacy Month, Idler’s Rest Nature Preserve will host its fourth annual “Tales on the Trails” — a self-guided hike where visitors are able to scout out hiking […]
As Cersie Lannister says in the midst of “A Game of Thrones,” “When you play the game of thrones, you either win or you die.” After completing the first novel […]
Other than textbooks and academic reading, the novels we most want to dive into often take a backseat during the school year. This makes summer the best time to catch […]
Students, community members, faculty and staff filled into the International Ballroom of the Bruce Pitman Center Monday night to hear Pulitzer Prize winner and acclaimed author Colson Whitehead. Whitehead was […]
Horror can be tremendously useful today, when monstrous things seem to creep around every corner, said Benjamin James, screen writer and clinical assistant professor for the University of Idaho’s English […]
Students and community members can join University of Idaho ethnography professor Rodney Frey Sept. 21 as he reveals the process behind the creation of his novel Carry Forth the Stories: […]
I’m weird fyi I wanted to fix computers when I was a child. My spirit animal is Stephen Colbert’s eyebrows. I’m grateful for Shawn O’Neal. — Erin Learn about me […]
Daniel “Lemony Snicket” Handler’s “A Series of Unfortunate Events” book series took children by storm from 1999 until 2006. The series combined macabre and gruesome storytelling with a tongue in […]