Books
Renata Adler: reviewing the ultimate critic
Renata Adler’s style of bravery is, in other words, understated. And her understatedness did no favors to her reputation. She’s not usually named alongside the other great nonfiction writers of the past ...
Books
Get a taste of the Harpur Palate
These writers are professors, students and award winners who are residents of Washington, West Virginia, Mississippi and more. ...
Books
Manuel Gonzales wins the John Gardner Book Award
Gonzales explored this zombie’s mind, revealing to the audience how complex life can be for this dead creature. ...
Lifestyles
The magazine making a comeback is...
Stella, now the president of Ellipsis, took on this project and assembled a group of fellow literature lovers to bring the magazine back to Binghamton ...
Music
Poet Jericho Brown reads, and we all listen
In addition to subject matter, music influences how Brown uses sound, tone and dialogue in his writing. ...
Books
In publishing, a fellow Bearcat lends a paw
After Binghamton, Frazier-Foley and Smith continued to go their separate ways, only to be reminded of their alma maters. ...
Lifestyles
Michael Sharp: a man of comics, classics and crosswords
Though he teaches some of the most revered works of Western literature — “The Aeneid,” “Inferno” — he doesn’t put them “behind glass.” Everything should be subject to criticism. ...
Speakers
Black Student Union to do the right thing and bring Spike Lee, Nikki Giovanni to campus
Giovanni is known as one of the leaders of the Black Arts Movement, founded in the 1960s and infused with the themes of the Civil Rights Movement. ...
Books
Binghamton is great, but Hogwarts is better
After Harry, Ron and Hermione, the fourth character of the Harry Potter novels is Hogwarts itself. ...
Television
2014 in Review
The thing with years is that they mean something different for everyone. Sometimes they’re the culmination of waiting 12 years for “Boyhood” to be finished and beloved, and sometimes they’re the ending ...