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Outstanding Grad: Anaïs Markwood, College of Liberal Arts
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Read More: Outstanding Grad: Anaïs Markwood, College of Liberal Arts“Deciding to put myself out there by trying new things has been one of the best decisions I made here as it opened doors to all of the amazing communities that I am now a part of and brought me all the wonderful friendships that I have today.”
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Liberal Arts and Democracy
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Read More: Liberal Arts and DemocracyIn 2023-24, CSU emphasized democracy and civic engagement for our thematic year. From screen to stage and the Supreme Court to Latin America, our faculty explore issues of democracy.
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Is ChatGPT a quick fix for writing or a tool for better writing?
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Read More: Is ChatGPT a quick fix for writing or a tool for better writing?Universities are at a crossroads, and the unknown potential impact of AI has some wondering what that could mean to our approach to writing – whether that’s a term paper, a journal article or a resume.
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Race Amity Day celebrates racial diversity in Northern Colorado June 11
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Read More: Race Amity Day celebrates racial diversity in Northern Colorado June 11Two CSU faculty members will speak at the Race Amity Day celebration on Sunday, June 11.
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The Audit: Camille Dungy’s new book, ‘Soil,’ digs into prose, plants, parenthood and pandemic
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Read More: The Audit: Camille Dungy’s new book, ‘Soil,’ digs into prose, plants, parenthood and pandemicThe author and poet had a very specific plan for how her Guggenheim Fellowship for her next book was going to go. Then 2020 happened and a new idea bloomed.
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NEH grant will help build new Center for Engaged Humanities
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Read More: NEH grant will help build new Center for Engaged HumanitiesAs part of the $500,000 NEH Infrastructure and Capacity Building Challenge Grant, the college must raise approximately $1.5 million in matching funds for the project within the next five years.
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Beginning to Remember
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Read More: Beginning to RememberBy Jake Friedman It’s been over ten years since I was in the academy. Though I’m beginning to remember now. The last couple of days I’ve been sick. I’d forgotten how hard the end of semester is—the Sisyphean incline of a final assignment, the unchanging angle of ascent. How there…
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English students partner with Fort Collins Museum of Discovery to open art show focused on BIPOC joy
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Read More: English students partner with Fort Collins Museum of Discovery to open art show focused on BIPOC joyThe BIPOC Joy Art Show challenges the constant focus on trauma that Black, Indigenous and People of Color are often reduced to, prioritizing happiness and hope over suffering and hardship.
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On Not Writing About My Father by Dorothy Angle
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Read More: On Not Writing About My Father by Dorothy AngleI promised myself I was done writing about my father. What feels like a lifetime ago, I took my first Creative Writing class to satisfy an elective for a Masters in education. Nearly all my stories were about a young girl who happened to be around whatever age I was…
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On Ambition, Vision, and Voice by Henry Dykstal
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Read More: On Ambition, Vision, and Voice by Henry DykstalOne of the things that most separates my MFA experience from the workshops I’ve taken before, from undergraduate to conferences to private classes at literary centers or what have you, is voice. At all of the places but the MFA, your writing is either a thing that supplements the rest…