Britney Spears discusses tumultuous life in new memoir “The Woman in Me” tells the emotional story of Britney Spears’ life from childhood to adulthood. Tara Goldstein October 29, 2023
‘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. Maithili Sule September 26, 2023
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. Emely Miranda-Aguilar September 25, 2023
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. Tara Goldstein September 7, 2023
Maryland Day crowd shares excitement as Jeff Kinney unveils Greg Heffley statue Armed with their book copies, families and Maryland students alike hoped for the chance to meet and get the autograph of Jeff Kinney, author and UMD alum. Sofia Appolonio April 30, 2023
UMD student’s novel shows art and science don’t need to be separate ‘The Beautiful Math of Coral’ explores the relationship of STEM and the arts to the human experience. Emily Davies September 21, 2022
Let’s talk about the banned books of 2022 Sept. 18 to Sept. 24 is Banned Books Week, prompting Americans to reckon with the freedom to read. Emily Davies September 19, 2022
With BookTok, reading doesn’t have to be a solitary activity This TikTok subculture is helping to make reading trendy again. Emily Davies September 8, 2022
Review: Jennette McCurdy’s memoir exposes harrowing details of child stardom 'I’m Glad My Mom Died' sold out on Amazon one day after its release. Christine Zhu August 16, 2022
UMD student crafts tale of post-apocalyptic love Nicholas Sremac-Saari publishes his pandemic project, “After the Blast.” Rylan Bassett April 6, 2022