Volleyball wins back-to-back Patriot League games and celebrates Senior Day Bucknell students turn out at Lewisburg polls for Midterm Elections Boo! Is someone haunting Hunt Hall? So why is there a decline in reading books? But what does this have…
Kevin Gallagher’s volume bridges Tang Dynasty China and contemporary Boston, finding in poetry, friendship, and wine a humane response to a world in turmoil. Diving at the Moon by Kevin Gallagher, translated by Wang Ping. Spuyten Duyvil, 140 pp., $20. Neither history…
John Allen Cassady, with granddaughter Carly, takes his father Neal Cassady’s place behind the wheel of Ken Kesey’s psychedelic bus, Furthur, in Oregon in September 2025. Neal Cassady drove the bus on cross-country trips with Kesey and the Merry Pranksters. John…
Joyce Chen, left, and Donna Wolf, editors of “Uncertain Girls in Uncertain Times: Advice and Poetry to Set the World on Fire.” (Courtesy of Joyce Chen and Donna Wolf) “Uncertain Girls in Uncertain Times: Advice and Poetry to Set the…
Her Campus Her Story: Celebrating Women in Literature “Mama, can you tell me a story?” was the signature phrase my sister and I used to learn more about my mom’s life in Poland prior to her immigrating to the U.
RASHIDA AISHA ALI’S “THE TAPESTRY OF LIFE” INSPIRES MEN AND WOMEN TO EMBRACE PERSONAL GROWTH, SELF-DISCOVERY AND THE POWER OF THEIR LIFE JOURNEYS New book encourages readers to reflect on life’s experiences, overcome challenges and recognize that every chapter contributes…
Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah did not take home a prize at last night’s SA Literary Awards, but her impact on this year’s Adelaide Writers’ Week did not go unnoticed. Multiple award winners referenced Abdel-Fattah in their acceptance speeches, including Non-Fiction…
For this installment of our weekly book reviews from Booklist, the American Library Association’s nationally distributed book and media review publication, we have Casey O’Leary’s review of “The Rediscovery of America for Young People: Native Peoples and the Unmaking of…
by Stanley Turkel, CMHS 1. The Peabody Hotel (1869), Memphis, Tennessee (464 rooms) In 1935, historian David Cohn wrote: The Mississippi Delta begins in the lobby of the Peabody and ends on Catfish Row in Vicksburg. The Peabody is the Paris Ritz, the Cairo…
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