English students discuss the final novel of the year in small groups. Photo by Maddie Binning.
English students discuss the final novel of the year in small groups. Photo by Maddie Binning.
The musings of dictators reveal manipulative minds, disjointed insanity Hitler. Mussolini. Stalin. Mao. Saddam. Men with one name often described with one adjective: evil. But there's another...
A sarcophagus is placed in the commons to advertise for the annual book fair. Photo by Maddie Binning.
When what you thought was real life turns out to be virtual, but your virtual death turns out to be real? The world that James Dashner paints in his thrilling and adventurous new book, The Eye of...
The Cuckoo's Calling, a book secretly penned by J.K. Rowling, proves she can still write On 14 July 2013 an obscure book written by an unknown author, Roger Galbraith, surged from 4709th on the...
Librarian Bonnie Morris works on organizing and labeling books. Photo by Maddie Binning.
Why do some people succeed while others do not? As the summer Olympics came to an end, we saw youngsters like...
New title appears in popular teen book series, TV show In a small town called Roseville, four beautiful girls are...
Catcher in the Rye remains fresh, challenging after many years -- and repeated readings Between the Lines is a column...
Will physical books survive recent E-book surge? Change in format doesn't mean that books are dead; reading may...
Stonich visits Minnehaha, gives insight on her writing process "Extra! Extra! Read all about it!" No seriously,...
Be mindful of what you eat Americans think of food in terms of its convenience and richness while it should instead be...
Banned books give an artistic voice to the marginalized Olivia Dorow Hovland, Talon staff writer Each year the...
Success isn't formulaic or coincidental but rather personally determined Olivia Dorow Hovland, Talon staff writer ...
What’s behind the appeal of a best-selling book and movie built around … vampires?