English Professors Tobi Jacobi and Ed Lessor recently participated in the Prison Public Memory Project by helping to set up Pop Up Museums in three different locations in Hudson, NY on three different days in July (the 9th, 14th, and 24th). A Pop Up […]
Today was Day 3 of the Crisis and Creativity Symposium, a gathering of scholars and artists from across the country discussing creative approaches to a society in crisis. The morning began with a group discussion that mirrored the discussion from […]
Today was Day Two of the Crisis and Creativity Symposium, a gathering of scholars and artists from across the country discussing creative approaches to a society in crisis. After a moving poetry reading from Brenda Hillman the previous night, participants […]
The Crisis and Creativity Symposium, designed “to reinvigorate the conversation between the Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Sciences,” started today (Wednesday July 22nd) as guests from around the country gathered at CSU. Organized by CSU professor Dan Beachy-Quick and made […]
Amanda Memoli recently graduated from the English Education M.A. program at CSU and was hired to teach College Composition (CO150) this coming fall. We are excited to have her! What are you most excited about for teaching at CSU? […]
When first walking into Swamp Gas and Gossamer: Lost and Found Emporium, my initial reaction was of being transported into some kind of alternate universe, a universe full of quirky creatures and extraordinary machines. And that is exactly the kind […]
Neil FitzPatrick recently graduated from the MFA Fiction Program at CSU and was hired to teach College Composition (CO150) this coming fall. We are excited to have him! What are you most excited about for teaching at CSU? I’m just […]
The Tenth International Melville Conference recently took place at Keio University (Mita Campus, Tokyo) from June 25 to June 29. The five-day conference (including a day-trip to cities by the sea in Kanagawa Prefecture, reminiscent of the days of Commodore […]