“‘I think in order for us to be better communicators, better teachers, better people [and] better humans, we should seek out opportunities like this.’”
Poet, memoirist Safiya Sinclair continues Visiting Writers Series
“‘[Sinclair] encourages other people to be comfortable in their skin [and] take up space without feeling embarrassed about it.’”
Anticipating this year’s Visiting Writers Series
Butler University’s Visiting Writers Series provides a vibrant community filled with many opportunities to evolve as a writer, scholar or individual.
The “Ovid” opportunity
The first-year focused journal provides a place for students to find community with fellow creators.
Hub for Black Affairs and Community Engagement hosts poetry night
The “Black on Both Sides” poetry night highlighted two local Black artists and created a space for engaging dialogue.
Bulldogs of Butler: Chris Forhan
Having written numerous poems, Forhan returns to non-fiction to explore how our minds respond to music.
Poetry, but in space
Butler professor is editing the third volume of an anthology heading to space in 2022.
Literary magazines are alive and well at Butler University
The effects of a pandemic and movements towards equity have changed Manuscripts and Booth, two literary magazines housed on campus.
Celebrate International Haiku Day with The Butler Collegian
To celebrate Haiku’s big day, the Collegian pontificated, pondered and professed all things Butler, then composed some 5,7,5 stanzas in honor of the holiday.
Want to publish your poetry? Meet INverse: Indiana’s original poetry archive
Hoosier-created and powered, INverse is a poetry archive made up of original poetry written by poets all around the state.