‘Perhaps the great error is believing we’re alone’: Tracy K. Smith and poetry for existence
“I always think of the universe as being so far away, but we’re in it,” said former Poet Laureate and Harvard poetry professor Tracy K. …
Author: Megan Mitchell
Megan is a second-year English Literature and History major. She is a Smooth Transitions mentor, an editor for ReCap, a student archives assistant at Blackmore Library, and a member of Film Club. In her free time she enjoys reading and watching movies.
University alum Milica Mijatović: Using poetry to make sense of our world and ourselves
“I love when I read a poem and I feel something I haven’t felt in a really long time, or I feel something I’ve never …
“Girl dinner” and feminine rebellion
Slices of cheese, various fruits, pickles, cured meats and an extensive amount of bread. It sounds like the afternoon snack of a medieval squire. This …
We’re all Comets: working to bridge the gap with the Conservatory of Music
With over 100 years of experience, 200 yearly performances, 50 ensembles and nine majors, the Conservatory of Music has a clear presence at the university, …
Reconnecting students with student government
Students are what makes campus great. Without the various backgrounds, identities and beliefs at the university, students would lose the experience of each other. Student-led …
Creative Writing Club: The importance of writing and community
Creative Writing Club is a place for students of all skill levels to find peers who can help them improve their work and join a …