2020 Reading List
There are nearly 500,000 books in Doheny Library just waiting for us. Here are some recommendations for everyone from the graduating senior to the burnt-out arts student.
Kitty Corner: Ruthless heroines prevail in ‘The Bloody Chamber’
Even watching “Buzzfeed Unsolved” sends a shiver down my spine. Nevertheless, I do love getting into the holiday spirit, and there’s one collection of creepy short stories that I thoroughly enjoy — Angela Carter’s “The Bloody Chamber.”
Festival of Books events will combine literary and culinary arts
There will be a myriad of flavors to explore for all the food fanatics in attendance.
Gerrick Kennedy tells the full N.W.A. story in new book
His book, 'Parental Discretion is Advised' sheds new light on the influential group.
Alumnus Manny Sanoja self-publishes book
The Thornton graduate recently released a guide to practical self-awareness.
Indian Ink is a charged read
For his annual summer reading list, President C. L. Max Nikias compiled a list of four books he felt were of exceptional merit. While not mandatory reads, Nikias expressed in a letter to the student body that the works could be used in “creating a common ground for discussions in the coming academic year.” One […]
Murray Dewart speaks about poetry and sculpture
The sculptor partnered with poet Robert Finsky to publish a poetry book.
REVIEW: Scrappy Little Nobody is insightful, relatable
Anna Kendrick is nothing short of entertaining in her first novel.
Author Remi Kanazi speaks on Palestine
“Poetic Injustice” is an event hosted by the USC Students for Palestine.
Acclaimed playwright Suzan-Lori Parks to speak about career, work
Suzan-Lori Parks has won multiple awards and honors for her outstanding work.