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How some students are using a letterpress—not AI—to find their own voice this?
Department of English Chair Kirstyn Leuner discusses the art of manual printing and its impact on creativity, censorship, and collaboration.
University faculty and Indigenous youth explore native plants and linocut art at fourth annual Ohlone Culture Camp
English professor Amy Lueck and philosophy major Isabella Gomez ’27 started the camp in 2023.
‘I'm afraid of the possibility of a world without journalists.’
Now a Pulitzer Prize winner, video journalist Maggie Beidelman ’09 reflects on her changing industry.
What good is creativity at a time like this?
Creative writing Assistant Professor Kai Harris weighs in on the value of artistry in difficult moments.
Author J.P. Lacrampe won’t take sides in the AI debate
In his very funny new novel, “Valet,” the English professor considers what motivates humans through the perspective of a robot.