Tagged - poetry
Christmas
‘Twas a long night in Gleason
’Twas a long night in Gleason, when all through the room / Not a person was stirring, a silence of gloom. Read More
Interfaith Chapel
Poet Catherine Barnett comes to the University for the Plutzik Reading Series
Barnett possessed a grounded, calm, yet complex air when presenting her work. Read More
on campus
National Book Award Finalist Maureen McLane Comes to UR
McLane was a National Book Award finalist for her collection “This Blue,” her work merges past and present, drawing on ancient texts — notably Sappho fragments — a contemplation of how human experiences are mediated by encounters with language and literature. Read More
poetry
Poetry from the Publisher
These works were so moving, we felt it would complete our image as a morally emaciated, corrupt media outlet to withhold these from the public. Read More
criminal justice system
Formerly incarcerated poet and lawyer grapples with justice
At the end of his poetry reading, he shared a question that seems to guide his work as a lawyer and poet. “What does it mean to want to be free?” Read More
LGBTQ
Poetry slam tackles race, gender, and class
The (X) Agenda tackled the intersections of race, gender, and class. Read More
