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While decades have passed since the first modern interpretations of the classic gothic novels, two of the of the most genius horror directors of the twenty-first century have decided that […]
“Ninth House” by Leigh Bardugo is a 2019 dark fantasy novel that is sure to keep you up all night. “Ninth House” was followed by “Hell Bent,” which was released […]
“You should be the next president of UI” was the text that sent Scott Green into a state of bewilderment while he sat in his New York office during the […]
President Scott Green’s new book titled “University President’s Crisis Handbook” will be released nationwide on December 7th. The book, co-authored alongside Temple Kinyon, covers three significant periods of turmoil and […]
As the weather gets colder every day, Autumn is the perfect time to cozy up with a novel and stay warm inside. There is nothing better than curling up with […]
Students, faculty and staff are invited to attend the Banned Book Read-out happening in the Gary Strong Curriculum Center from 12:30 – 2 p.m. on Oct. 4. In acknowledgement of […]
For many students, Summer is the opportunity to finally take a step back and relax after a difficult semester. With all this new free time, check out this list of […]
When walking down Moscow’s Main Street, it would be difficult to miss the quaint little brick bookshop with the red door. Students and community members alike are drawn to BookPeople […]
There is an ever-increasing number of book-to-film adaptations coming to the big screen. It seems as though books are constantly being made into films. Every day, another ad or trailer […]
Personally, I’m not that knowledgeable about literature, nor do I claim to be. But classic books and poetry don’t have to be limited to English majors. These books were thoroughly […]