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Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
3.5.2026
From Blume to Bombeck: Lessons from a Lopsided Life
Launch
The first book I ever read cover-to-cover all on my own, without being assigned it, was Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret by Judy Blume.
Fine and Performing Arts
3.4.2026
Photography professor, alumna partner on ‘Price of Eggs’ exhibit at MOCA
Cleveland
The photo-based, socially engaged installation focuses on eggs as a critical assessment of our inequitable food system.
Libraries
3.4.2026
Celebrate and Remember Toni
Morrison
Women’s History Month challenges us to expand our understanding of leadership, creativity, resistance and resilience. Toni Morrison embodies that challenge powerfully.
Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
3.4.2026
No
Smoking
“Good morning folks, just about 38 minutes until we land in the Sunshine State. Flight attendants, please prepare for arrival.”
Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
3.4.2026
The Long Wait for
Disappointment
When I was a kid, taking photographs required faith. Not talent. Faith.
Engineering
3.4.2026
First STEP Cohort Completes International Space Technology
Initiative
The School of Engineering is forging international relationships and providing students with unparalleled experience through the Space Technology Exchange Program (STEP).
Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
3.4.2026
Foggy with Chance of
Sunshine
Caring for someone with Alzheimer’s should come with a daily warning—like a weather report—“Intense fog expected today from noon until 3 P.M., with occasional bursts of sunshine.”
Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
3.4.2026
Who's Publishing What: Making Money Being
Funny
In Judy Carter’s new book, Making Money Being Funny: A Game Plan for Financial Security for Comics, Writers, Speakers & Entertainers, she pulls back the curtain on the business side of comedy.
Erma Bombeck Writer Workshop
3.4.2026
Messages from
Mom
My mother doesn’t text. She has no use for spell check, autocorrect, or any AI tools.
Students
3.3.2026
Lourdes Through the Eyes of a Communication
Major
Brookelyn Rice ’28 explains how a class visit to the Marian Library led to a McGrath Award.