UMD literature club highlights Asian American and Pacific Islander stories
The club aims to rewrite people’s understanding of the Asian American experience and combat stereotypes through diverse literature.
Add these books to your reading list for a September pick-me-up
These are must reads if you're still stressed for fall semester
Terpoets, English department honor National Poetry Month
Back from the brink, Terpoets and the English department are showing off poetry’s power for National Poetry Month.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author discusses college friendships, 90’s culture at UMD
The talk centered on Hua Hsu’s 2022 Pulitzer prize-winning memoir, Stay True, which chronicles his experience as a college student.
New LGBTQ+ book club provides space for queer representation in literature
The club reads books centering LGBTQ+ voices and hosted its first meeting last month.
The Lantern Bookshop lights a future for college students
The Georgetown used-book retailer gives back to its best customers: college students.
Britney Spears discusses tumultuous life in new memoir
“The Woman in Me” tells the emotional story of Britney Spears’ life from childhood to adulthood.
‘Crying in H Mart’ author Michelle Zauner speaks at SEE Event
The lead singer of indie pop band Japanese Breakfast reflected on her Korean-American identity and her relationship with her late mother.
8 powerful books to read for Hispanic Heritage Month
Hispanic Heritage Month Part Two: Book recommendations for those who want to learn about the lives of immigrants and first-generation Americans.
How to fit fall reading into a busy schedule
Here are some ways students can still read during the school year and save books from being a forgotten relic of summer break.