Sarita Sidhu on writing her life and on the writer she has become Humor for a writer is one of those elusive traits — either you have it or you don’t — and for those who don’t, it’s the kind
The Southern California Conference for Undergraduate Research (SCCUR) is an annual celebration of excellence in undergraduate research, held this year held at Pasadena City College. Four AULA undergraduate students (pictured from left to right: Noah Christensen, Kelsee Luttgens, Rose Nayar,
Interview with alum and author of “Mute” and “Pretend I Am Someone You Like” At what time in your life did you discover Antioch? This was around late 2005 or early 2006 when I was searching for low residency MFA
This past fall quarter 2018, to commemorate the academic tradition of convocation, Antioch University Los Angeles held a series of activities exploring a critical social justice issue of our time: mass incarceration. The convocation entitled “Incarceration Nation” included lectures and
December 6th marked the start of the Winter/Spring 2019 residency for Antioch University Los Angeles MFA students. The MFA in Creative Writing program hosts a ten-day residency each semester filled with seminars and lectures focusing on different elements of craft;
Downtown LA MA in Clinical Psychology Cohort Rob Whalen is a recent graduate of the Antioch downtown LA cohort of the MA in Clinical Psychology program. He began the program in the fall of 2016 and was able to care
The Antioch MFA program launched a new MFA newsletter last month, the Antioch MFA Citizen. The newsletter (distributed online) features alumni and student interviews, publications, achievements and news; details and special guests for the upcoming MFA residency; literary opportunities, and
On Sustainability in the Motion Picture Industry Heidi Kindberg Goss is an alumna of the USMA program at AULA and is currently Manager of Sustainability at Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE). She had her first work experiences in the film and
Antioch University Los Angeles held its Fall Literary Uprising on October 30, 2018. Each quarter, creative writers from the BA in Liberal Studies program, MFA in Creative Writing program, a faculty member, and an SMC creative writing student, read from their latest
The recipients of this year’s Antioch University Los Angeles (AULA) Alumni Awards include a leader in forensic psychology and mental health community outreach; an award-winning author, activist, and sex worker; and an academic department chair who has been a passionate advocate
Recent MFA graduate Ari Rosenschein has a book of interconnected short stories coming out on November 13th from Pen Name Publishing. He is a Seattle-based writer whose essays and fiction appear in Entropy, Noisey, Drunk Monkeys, P.S. I Love You,
AULA alumna Shari Foos, MS, MA, MFT recently had an article titled, “Empathy in a Disconnected World,” published in Thrive Global. Foos is a Marriage and Family Therapist, adjunct professor, Narrative Medicine scholar, and improvisational artist. Shari received an MS in
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