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Former Missouri Poet Laureate William Trowbridge's "seriocomic" ode to Missouri includes plenty of references you'll ...

Betty A. Laird died peacefully in her sleep Tuesday morning November 5th at her home in Lawrence. She was 98 years old.

“Bluff” is the result of Smith’s years-long examination of social justice issues, including the Palestinian liberation ...

An art and poetry exhibition centered on squirrels might sound like mere fluff, but there’s more to “Squirrel Shenanigans: ...

On Thursday and Saturday, Oct. 24 and 26, Roderick Cox will conduct the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. It’s a familiar podium for the fiery young guest conductor and an opportunity to delve into an ...

The Greek diasporic queer Constantine P. Cavafy (1863-1933) has been recognized as a central figure in world literature and ...

This special print edition commemorates and honors those who were lost the previous months.

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The First World War inspired profound poetry, words in which the atmosphere and landscape of battle were evoked perhaps more vividly than ever before. The First World War poets – many of whom lost ...

Pride Month is also a time to honor the many contributions of LGBTQ individuals. Explore the rich tradition of LGBTQ poets and poetry through a showcase of audio, video, poetry, and prose. In this ...

For 15 years, the Humanities Institute has honored the memory of longtime poet, film critic and Cabrillo College professor Morton Marcus with an annual poetry prize and reading by a local poet.