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Emma Clement: Engineer & Artist

Dec 2, 2017 | Blog, Features, Kalliope

By Samantha Kang ~ Emma Clement, currently a senior studying civil and environmental engineering, is passionate about helping the environment. She is doing undergrad research in environmental engineering, is in the Society of Women Engineers, volunteers with Girl...

Looking Back: “Hometown Hero” Brianna Zigler

Nov 27, 2017 | Kalliope

By Abigail Woods ~ As a member of Klio’s first editorial team, Brianna Zigler helped bring our fledgling creative arts journal to life, nudging writers to submit, serving as poetry editor, and playing a key role on the Musings team. She wrote one of our first Musings...

The “Emerging Young Artist” Taylor Bielecki

Nov 18, 2017 | Kalliope

By Jordan Pietrafitta ~ I met with Taylor Bielecki in her third-floor studio in the Visual Arts Building, on November 2nd, to get a tour and experience her amazing paintings. Taylor, a senior double-majoring in visual arts and English, was named an “Emerging Young...

Then and Now: Artist Isabelle Helmich

Nov 12, 2017 | Blog, Features, Interviews, Kalliope

by Samantha Kang ~ When she was a young girl, her mom signed her up for art classes. Art was just something she did growing up, but it wasn’t until high school that she realized the power behind art – that art can be used to portray emotion. This was the moment...

Crossover Poet Erin Servey Featured in Both Klio and Kalliope

Nov 7, 2017 | Blog, Interviews, Kalliope

Erin Servey, one of the first poets to be published in Klio, is a State College native who has seamlessly bridged the town-gown divide. Similarly, she has toggled between publishing her poems online in Klio and publishing in Penn State’s print journal Kalliope....

Mid-November Feature: The Joe Bueter Poetry Series

Nov 14, 2016 | Kalliope

The Jocund By: Joe Bueter the flower wailed, I saw it while the women sat like vases, smoking at their brown benches I always watch the script of cigarettes the neglected soccer field at the top of the hill, below the sky, across the highway is it always...