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March 5th 2019

Writing centers are institutional and academic sites for transformation and agency; they also have their own share of grand and everyday drama.

February 26th 2019

Learning to communicate across disciplinary cultures takes time, and thus persistence and patience—on the part of all those collaborating.

February 13th 2019

Network Sense, by Derek N. Mueller, co-published with CSU Open Press has received the 2019 CCCC Research Impact Award!

February 12th 2019

Other translations of the Popol Wuj had already been published, but upon examining a number of these works, I was convinced there was still a need to

February 6th 2019

NHK Japan (Japan's national public broadcasting organization) will air a segment on Distant Islands during its daily morning radio show on February 12

February 5th 2019

Join us today as we talk with Scott Sundvall, assistant professor in the Department of English and director of the Center for Writing and Communicatio

January 29th 2019

Join us today as we talk with Paul Butler, associate professor at the University of Houston and author of The Writer's Style, Out of Style, and Style

January 25th 2019

Excerpts from Fire Management in the American West, by Mark Hudson, are now up on Utne Reader: Ecological Implications of Fire Suppression The Ind

January 23rd 2019

The African-American Historical and Genealogical Society of Colorado Springs will be hosting Polly McLean for a talk about her new book, Remembering L

January 22nd 2019

"Our language is like this, let it not end, let’s write in it. This writing will be preserved."

January 22nd 2019

Gillian Cummings, author of Center for Literary Publishing's 2018 Colorado Prize for Poetry winner The Owl Was a Baker's Daughter, is featured on rob

January 15th 2019

Natalie Scenters-Zapico, author of The Verging Cities, has been invited to be the featured poet for the 2019 Poetry Coalition. Each March, members pre

January 2nd 2019

Unitary Caring Science has been awarded third place in the 2018 AJN Book of the Year Awards in Nursing Education/Continuing Education/Professional

December 14th 2018

Polly McLean, author of Remembering Lucile, was interviewed on Connections, KGNU's live call in show on Dec. 14th. Listen to the show here!

December 11th 2018

Narrative history is the form of history that the general public reads. Do academic historians have a duty to convey history in a storytelling form?

December 10th 2018

On December 15th Arthur Hansen will present on his new book, Barbed Voices, at the Manzanar National Historic Site.

December 5th 2018

December 4th 2018

Wolves are coming. Are we ready for them spiritually or institutionally?

November 27th 2018

Polly McLean talked to Ryan warned about her book Remembering Lucile: A Virginia Family's Rise from Slavery and a Legacy Forged a Mile High, Monday on

November 27th 2018

Andrew Gulliford, coeditor of the The Last Stand of the Pack, and contributors Tom Compton and Mike Phillips are featured speakers at the Durango Wolf

November 27th 2018

Join us today as we talk with Elizabeth Tucker about her past, present, and future in folklore.

November 26th 2018

Join the discussion of Crafting Presence: The American Essay and the Future of Writing Studies with Nicole B. Wallack at Book Culture this Thursday at

November 20th 2018

While modern turkeys are enjoyed today across the world as a food source, they have diverse, and still not totally understood, origins.

November 16th 2018

Imagination requires hope: at once a mode of survival and a form of resistance.

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