Linda Lenhoff

Please check out my interview with Tommy Orange about his second magical novel, Wandering Stars, in April's Diablo Magazine.

The carousel is more than a trip back to our best childhood birthday parties: It’s a piece of history, quite literally in our own backyard, and it is celebrating 75 years in the East Bay this year.

MFA candidate Sanaz Masoumi showed off her designs at Portland's Fashion Week, earning her acclaim and an invitation to New York's prestigious Fashion Week.

Please enjoy my short story "Joie to the World" awarded second place in Lilith Magazine's 2023 fiction competition. They printed it in their fall edition.

Designer. Puppet master. Self-taught engineer. Many terms describe Michael Curry BFA'81, whose creations graced the stages of The Lion King, Frozen on Broadway, Super Bowl XLIX, the Olympics, and more. How does the Pacific Northwest College of Art grad dream these things up?

Saint Mary's Professor Sonya Schuh's research on the toxins hidden in cosmetics and personal products has been featured in HBO's series Not So Pretty.

I interview Tommy Orange about his New York Times Bestselling debut novel, There There.

Looking for your next Girls' Trip? "Girls Go Glamping" will take you to Mendocino Grove, where the camping is glam and the top-notch bed, ocean view, green forest, and friendly people will welcome you. Don't miss nearby beaches, outrigger canoeing on the bay, and nearby Fort Bragg for small-town warmth (and divine ice cream).

Bay Area author Mitali Perkin's Rickshaw Girl is now a magical film.

Steph Littlebird speaks truth through art, addressing concerns faced by other native artists, and her career has taken off. Discover her new illustrations for the book, My Powerful Hair (Abrams), about Indigenous people in Oregon.

Check out these new books by Bay Area authors just in time for fall reading.

Always humble and quietly charming, Integral Tutor Ted Tsukahara ’62, AFSC, PhD, has been named Saint Mary’s Professor of the Year for his invaluable service to the College for almost 30years. T

A Lamorinda skeptic journeys up the hill to meditate.

Check out these current releases by local Bay Area authors.

In her Fulbright research, Professor Helga Lenart-Cheng studies how societies use, misuse, and abuse immigrant storytelling.