When you’re researching for an assignment, the perfect source can be elusive. It’s difficult enough to find a study or article that supports your hypothesis, but paywalls and confusing writing can pose roadblocks in your research process.
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Originally published in 2019 by well-known author Taylor Jenkins Reid, “Daisy Jones and the Six” quickly rose to popularity, receiving the Goodreads Choice Awards’ Best Historical Fiction the same year. Reid sold her manuscript for “Daisy Jones and the Six” a year before the book was published, and Hello Sunshine (Reese Witherspoon’s production company) was set to adapt the book into a television miniseries.
Read moreThe hectic and buzzing nature of college schedules has left many students with little time to take part in leisurely reading.
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This coming spring break will look a little different for most students compared to previous years. In order to follow along with the current pandemic guidelines, many of us will opt for a relaxing staycation rather than jetting off to Cabo for a week filled with piña coladas and continuously watching night turn into day. After spending almost exactly a year of being glued to our computer screens, this spring break can be used as a time to completely unplug from the stress of the virtual world.
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Kiese Laymon, Ph.D., an essayist and memoirist, is the second Black creative writer to be featured in the Cropper Series for this academic year
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USD’s Humanities Center welcomes New York Times bestselling author, Gretchen Rubin to the KIPJ stage Danielle Agnello / A&C Editor / The USD Vista With four sets of furniture in a room less than 250 square feet, living in a Maher Hall flex room could get messy pretty quickly. How […]
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Tracy K. Smith, United States Poet Laureate, speaks with great poise and grace to USD students Joe Duffy / Asst. A&C Editor / The USD Vista It was fitting that Tracy K. Smith, the current U.S. Poet Laureate, came to give a reading at USD on World Poetry Day, Thursday, […]
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