Finding Time to Read as a College Student: Making the Impossible Possible
Angie Haas//Blog Writer At some point last semester, I had a revelation: I read more books when I was a kid than I read now. Sure, I had more time…
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Don’t Have a Major Meltdown – What I Learned from Switching Majors
Alice Lynch//Blog Writer Ask an Emerson student why they chose this school and most will point to the college’s excellence in and dedication to the arts. We aren’t coughing up…
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Pub Club Takes New York: a Review of the New York Connection Trip with Career Services
Madison Heim-Jinivisian//Undergraduate Students for Publishing Co-President Each year, Emerson’s Office of Career Services sponsors an event called the New York Connection trip. The trip gives current students an opportunity to…
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Young Adult Queer Books Everyone Should Read
Anthony Rodriguez//Blog Writer Growing up as a gay teenager, it was hard for me to find strong relatable characters who were also gay. Cassandra Clare’s acclaimed Shadowhunter Chronicles started to…
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The Fall… and Rise of Books
Sarah Vincent//Blog Writer In 2015, almost every journalistic piece written about books and their competitors, the e-books, warned of the decline of the book. E-books were a huge hit, and…
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Review: Junot Díaz Explores Contemporary Love in This Is How You Lose Her
Jonathan Smith//Blog Writer Pulitzer Prize winning author Junot Díaz published This Is How You Lose Her, his second short story collection, in August of 2012. The compendium consists of nine…