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Announcing the Summer 2025 Season!

Join us for classes, events, and for the 2025 Sealey Challenge!

Announcing the 2025 Free Time Contest for Incarcerated Writers

Submissions will be accepted June 1st through August 15th. Details inside!

15 Facts for 15 Years: Things You Didn't Know About Voca

Fun facts about our newly revamped Voca archive!

Outdoor improvements coming to the Poetry Center this summer!

The College of Humanities will lead the donor-funded renovations this summer.

Why I Love Voca

I would have never come across this poem if it weren't for Voca.

November 12, 2018
Poet's Corner with Sam Ace
Features, Interviews

hand in water wearing watch

November 1, 2018
In Defense of Timely, Rather Than Timeless, Poetry
Features

October 29, 2018
Poet's Corner with Susan Briante
Features, Interviews

October 7, 2018
For the People, By the Poet: Jesse Sensibar
Features

October 3, 2018
This Is How It Ends: Poetry of the Apocalypse
Features

August 2, 2018
Announcing the Fall 2018 Reading & Lecture Series
Features

Flagstaff, AZ at night

July 11, 2018
For the People, By the Poet: Levi Phillips
Features

Wood sculpture by Susan Lyman based on Alison Hawthorne Deming's poem "Castalia"

July 9, 2018
"Breath and Matter"
Features

Marbles and glass jar on white background

June 21, 2018
“We want a bucket of marbles:” An informal tour of children’s poetry anthologies with interjections for and from the children.
Features, Education

June 3, 2018
Arkbooks: Copenhagen's Volunteer-Run, Non-Profit, English-Language Bookstore
Features

May 30, 2018
For the People, By the Poet: Bojan Louis
Features

Image of desk with open laptop, coffee mug, notepad and pen, and iPhone

May 7, 2018
A Little History of Whatever: Emily Dickinson Retweeted You
Features

April 5, 2018
From Blossoms
Features

March 28, 2018
A Little History of Whatever: The Big Picture
Features

March 26, 2018
Where Was I: Nico Amador
Features