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Curt Lund, Associate Professor of Digital and Studio Arts, and Calee Cecconi, Assistant Professor of Digital and Studio Arts, are exhibiting work in the annual "North of the 45th" juried show at DeVos Museum in Michigan. Read more at https://...

Congratulations to incoming MFA in Writing for Children and Young Adults student Darius Phelps for receiving the 2023 NCTE Early Career Educator of Color Award. This award is for practicing pre-K to university-level literacy educators of color who...

Associate professor of creative writing Angela Pelster-Wiebe has published a new essay entitled " Honey Church: How to Love an (Ant) Invasion " in Orion Magazine.

Professor Emeritus Andreas Schramm presented on “Nature’s Mirror: Conceptual Iconicity in Time in Language” at the 7th meeting of the International Society for the Linguistics of English in Brisbane, Australia.

Suda Ishida presented on "Impacts of AI on Global Peace and Security" at the Forum on Democracy and Peace 2023 in Berlin, Germany on July 5. The conference was hosted by the Academy for Cultural Diplomacy, aiming to apply cultural diplomacy to create...

�鶹��ƵAPK students Hafsa Ahmed ’24, Indigo Rowland ’24, Katrina Rasstryzhenkau ’23, Marlene Gutierrez ’24 and Ahmed Kayad ’24 presented their research on antibiotic discovery at the National Tiny Earth Symposium in Madison, Wisconsin. The projects...

HSEL Professor Betsy Parrish gave a virtual presentation at the National Conference for Teachers of English in San José, Costa Rica. Her session, "Bridges to Academic and Professional Writing," was attended by educators from across the world.

Angela Pelster-Wiebe gave a reading on May 6 as an Art Omi writer-in-residence. Art Omi writers hosts authors and translators from around the world for residencies throughout the spring and fall. The program’s strong international emphasis provides...

Associate professor of creative writing Angela Pelster-Wiebe was interviewed by The Wild Air Podcast about nature writing and her acclaimed essay collection, "Limber."

A photo essay about the bonding between Thai elephants and their mahouts co-produced by communication studies senior Chloe Kucera and Joanna Johnson ’23 was published in the Christian Science Monitor . You can find the article here . The article was...