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4.27.2026
Who's Publishing What: Unseasonably
Cold
A socialite living in late-1930s New York City disappears without a trace in Unseasonably Cold, Amy Ephron's elegant, melancholy noir of secrets, misapprehensions and deceptions.
4.24.2026
Sustainable Flyers: Coming Soon to a House Near
You
Sustainable Flyers is a new program intended to increase students’ knowledge about energy use in their campus houses.
4.23.2026
What to Expect When You're Expecting to Be Funny — A Guide for the Erma Bombeck Writers'
Workshop
Where do you go where sleep is optional, overeating is expected, and laughter is guaranteed? If you answered the Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop, you would be correct. It’s an adrenaline rush that doesn’t leave you disappointed.
4.23.2026
Church Tent
Revival
The Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop has been dubbed the “Woodstock of Humor.” But for Creators Syndicate columnist Bonnie Jean Feldkamp, the spring workshop felt closer to “a church tent revival where Erma's mantra is affirmed again and again: ‘You can write!’”
4.22.2026
Sustainability Inspiration: Freiburg,
Germany
Discover Program students visited Freiburg Germany, which serves as a living example of how sustainability can be integrated into everyday life.
4.21.2026
New book examines how vice presidents shape campaigns,
presidencies
The book examines how modern vice presidents have been transformed from an afterthought to one of the president’s most important governing partners.
4.19.2026
A Rock
Concert
The Erma Bombeck Writers' Workshop starts off calm and quiet, then there's a bit of a welcoming, buzzing chatter, and by the last day it’s a rock concert. The lights can be bright and swirly, and the sound can be energetic and intense.
4.13.2026
UD Statehouse program helps students build networks, launch careers in
Columbus
The program connects course concepts to real-world policymaking and helps students build professional networks in Columbus.
4.12.2026
Continuing Education in Humor is Serious
Business
Long car drives are good for sweeping out the sticky cobwebs. Lotsa time to think. On my way back from the writing conference I recently attended in Dayton, I had 375 highway miles to review the stimulating weekend, to relive many new stories.
4.10.2026
Energy Knowledge: The Importance of
Accessibility
A Residential Energy Team member works to make energy topics more accessible to fellow students.