“You really don’t need to be accurate. It’s just a book,” says Kharmel Cochrane, casting director of the new Emerald Fennell adaptation of “Wuthering Heights.” Except, it isn’t just a book. This…
THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS MINOR SPOILERS FOR POPULAR FANTASY SERIES BY SARAH J. MAAS AND REBECCA YARROS! It has become apparent to me how depressing the world around us has become. From wars…
A “wanderer” can be defined as someone who simply wanders. But in my book, the standards for being a certified wanderer are high. To be a wanderer, one must have a strong…
Campus organization Writers@Drew held a panel on queer literature this past Wednesday, Feb. 19 in Mead Hall’s Founders Room. The event was cosponsored by the Casement Fund, the English department and the…
For Amélie Nothomb in “The Character of Rain,” life begins with nothing until we have the ability to claim our identity. Translated from its original and more compelling French title “Métaphysique des…
In the realm of literary masterpieces, the psychological thriller “If We Were Villains,” a novel by M.L. Rio, is the most well-crafted story about college theater students I have ever read. It…
The Harry Potter show should not happen. At the very least, the cast and crew need to be extremely careful about how they execute such a big project. The series was rumored…
Whether we are using a computer to do work, watching a show on a television or our phones, we are almost constantly staring at a screen. Scrolling mindlessly for hours on TikTok…
As a first-generation college student, political science major and Student Government Senator-at-Large, Gabriella Ramirez (‘23) was shocked by the number of additional costs that came along with receiving a college education. Meal…
Writers@Drew is a series of virtual events featuring various award-winning authors in courtesy of The Casement Fund and the English Department. On Feb. 24, guest author Emma Cline, who is best known…