Today’s poem in celebration of the end of this year’s National Poetry Month in April is a beautiful short poem called “Rain” by the Iranian poet Ali Abdolrezaei…
Category: Multilingualism
Simplified explanations about the English language, its mechanics, and how other languages and its speakers may enrich the very act of writing.
This week’s installment for National Poetry Month is the ballad “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” by Goethe, a man best known for his contributions to literature as well as…
Have you visited Chinatown yet? You should! Chinatown is one of those neighborhoods that allows you to feel transported; you can pretend you are in a different…
The Collaborative for Multilingual Writing and Researchâs second installment in celebration of National Poetry Month comes from the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. This coming Thursday, April 26th…
Read a mystery, explore culture, and meet people from all over the world! The Collaborative for Multilingual Writing and Research does all this every Friday. On April…
We text, we tweet, and we Facebook, but do we lyricize? Plato argued that âPoetry comes nearer to vital truth than history,â and Robert Fitzgerald contended that…
The CMWRâs Friday Forum is up and running for Winter Quarter, and this conversation-based group reads through a short text on different aspects of American culture and…
Students from all over the world are on the edge of their seats readingâĤThe Hunger Games! On Friday, January 20, the Collaborative for Multilingual Writing and Research…
On Friday October 7, the Collaborative for Multilingual Writing and Research (CMWR) hosted our first Conversation Group, an initiative designed to address the needs of DePaul and…
*Co-written with Elliot Crumpley. The Collaborative for Multilingual Writing and Research (CMWR) held a workshop on October 3 focusing on American dialects. To this you might ask…