How ‘the greatest love story of all time’ translates from page to screen

Lily Agee, Contributing writer • February 17, 2026

The new "Wuthering Heights" adaptation missed the mark on book accuracy. Here's a comparison between the movie and the book.

Four must-read historical fiction novels for MTSU book lovers

Logan Bowman, Reporter • November 17, 2025

Step into worlds of intrigue, love and adventure with these four historical fiction novels.

The Grand Book Exchange starts its first chapter with the Boro Book Club

Gracie Benner, Contributing writer • October 16, 2025

For owner Lindsey Romine, The Grand Book Exchange isn’t just about selling books; it’s about creating a space where everyone feels at home.

5 cozy reads to fall into autumn

Gracie Benner, Contributing writer • October 13, 2025

These five books, rich with mystery, romance and atmosphere, capture the essence of the season in every chapter.

MTSU’s Mystery Book Sale unwraps the magic of reading

Logan Bowman, Reporter • October 10, 2025

Wrapped in brown paper and mystery, MTSU’s annual book sale drew crowds of curious readers eager to uncover hidden stories — all while supporting the English Graduate Student Organization.

Before it hits the screen, ‘The Housemaid’ captivates on the page

Gracie Benner, Contributing writer • September 27, 2025

Secrets, lies, and a locked door—Frieda McFadden’s The Housemaid delivers a chilling psychological thriller now headed for the big screen.

Hit songwriter Sandy Knox to visit MTSU for Lyrics Lounge Q&A event

Brianna Sorrell, Features editor • September 25, 2025

Known for writing hits for Reba McEntire and Dionne Warwick, Sandy Knox visits MTSU to discuss her groundbreaking audiobook-musical and inspire the next generation of songwriters.

‘The Lies of Locke Lamora’ is fantasy at its finest

Logan Bowman, Reporter • September 10, 2025

Witty, gritty and packed with heart, “The Lies of Locke Lamora” pulls readers into a world of thieves, schemes and secrets where survival is never guaranteed.

Weekly Distractions: What’s next for ‘The Last of Us’?

Sidelines staff • April 14, 2025

A sampling of this week’s healthy distractions from all the chaos of the world.

Weekly Distractions: Can ‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ satisfy ‘Hunger’ for dystopian stories?

Sidelines staff • March 24, 2025

A sampling of this week’s healthy distractions from all the chaos of the world.

‘Onyx Storm’ not met with thunderous applause

Emma Burden, Lead features reporter • January 27, 2025

This review contains spoilers for “Onyx Storm.” “Onyx Storm” is a page-turner — in the wrong direction. With new characters dropping in at random with no introduction, lore and worldbuilding...

Bee-lieve in literacy: Local celebrities support Read to Succeed in 18th Annual Celebrity Spelling Bee

Emma Burden • November 10, 2024

Photos by Emma Burden Story by Emma Burden Jolene Radnoti, executive director of Read to Succeed, opened its 18th Annual Celebrity Spelling Bee by asking audience members “What is literacy?”...