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Literary Arts

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Libraries' virtual De-Stress Fest open to all Penn State students

Libraries publishes open-access bibliography for Jewish studies faculty book

Gail Boldt

Education professor earns Literary Research Association Pearson Award

Todd Davis

Altoona professor nominated twice for Pushcart Prize

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PSU Press COVID-comics anthology to benefit Book Industry Charitable Foundation

Libraries Short Story fall 'Witching Hour' contest winners announced

Libraries Short Story fall 'Witching Hour' contest winners announced

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Libraries' 'Voices' showcase seeks applications for volunteer storytellers

A man holds a trombone and looks to his left.

Things to Do at Penn State: Nov. 18-Dec. 3

Panel to discuss new book “Trans Care” by Penn State professor Hil Malatino

Panel to discuss new book “Trans Care” by Penn State professor Hil Malatino

Jazz musicians perform at Lincoln Center in front of window with New York City as backdrop.

Things to Do at Penn State: Nov. 12-19

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Pa. Center for the Book seeks submissions for Wordstruck Micro Essay contest

A picture of Art Zilleruello with a background of autumn leaves

Schuylkill professor’s poetry book explores intersection of humans, environment

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Things to Do at Penn State: Nov. 5-12

The McCourtney Institute for Democracy’s will host a discussion of the book “Engaged: A Citizen’s Perspective on the Future of Civic Life,” written by Penn State alumnus Andrew Sommers, on Dec. 7 at 4 p.m.

Virtual book club to discuss civic engagement in American democracy

Wes McMasters

Poetry in motion: Penn State DuBois alumnus carries on legacy of faculty mentors

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