Folio hosts open mic night
Solé Scott- Features Editor Feb. 2 was a dreary and cold Friday, yet that did not stop students from gathering to share their love of art. Folio hosted an open mic night
How relationships are portrayed in literature
Photo Credit: Stephen Coles Natalie Barletta – Opinions Editor Romance has been one of the best selling genres of literature ever since Romeo and Juliet first laid on each other, and Elizabeth Bennett began
Listen Here: A reading at New Haven’s Young Men’s Institute Library
Curator of the event and publisher of New Haven Review, Bennett Lovett-Graff is also a board member of the library. Photo Credit: Dylan Haviland Dylan Haviland – General Assignment Reporter NEW HAVEN
English department sponsors event to discuss movie adaptations of literature
Jessica Pellegrino – General Assignment Reporter It is impossible to visit the movies without seeing a poster for the latest film adaptation of the trendy young adult novel of the moment. Between
Panel discussion about race and writing features author of “Black Guy Bald Guy”
Krystal Goethe – Special to The Southern News Race is a touchy subject to write about, or at least that was the focus at Writing Race: A Panel; an event moderated by