Annual “Literary Spring” at SHU April 16, 2025 The English Department at Sacred Heart University hosts “Literary Spring” every April, which includes a number of activities that promote a community of authors…
The Power of Multicultural Literature March 22, 2023 “The House on Mango Street” by Mexican American author Sandra Cisneros is a 1984 novel. It is told from the point of view of…
Roald Dahl Rewritten March 15, 2023 Controversy surrounds the novels of famed children’s author Roald Dahl as they are being reviewed and revised to make them more acceptable to a…
Books of Empowerment March 1, 2023 This week Audrey’s Corner provides book recommendations from Sacred Heart students Jillian Reis, Ayasha Cantey, and Kailey Blount with themes of social justice and empowerment.
The Joan Didion and Gloria Naylor Archives February 22, 2023 “Archives of prominent authors, like Gloria Naylor – or Joan Didion, provide a treasure trove of materials that launch new scholarship and insight into…
The State of Classical Literature November 30, 2022 Dr. Peter Sinclair, Chair of the Department of Languages and Literature, said, “Literature’s ability to speak to every imaginable truth, conflict, joy and tragedy…
The Singularity of Truth: Reflections on the Impeachment Inquiry December 4, 2019 By Tyler Lascola Copy Editor For some strange reason, it always seems that whatever books I’m currently reading directly correlate with whatever major issues…
Hating Women – It’s Been Around a Long Time November 13, 2019 BY Julianne Minervini Staff Reporter The “Hating Women – It’s Been Around a Long Time” presentation took place on Nov. 6 in the Martire…