San Antonio Poet Laureate Andrea 'Vocab' Sanderson wins $50,000 fellowship
San Antonio poet laureate Andrea “Vocab” Sanderson has landed a $50,000 fellowship from the American Academy of Poets for a project that will collect community...
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San Antonio poet laureate Andrea “Vocab” Sanderson has landed a $50,000 fellowship from the American Academy of Poets for a project that will collect community...
The Academy of American Poets Awards $1.1 Million to 23 Poets Laureate Across the Country - New York, NY (June 3, 2021)— The Academy of American...
A San Antonio native has been named the city's first Black poet laureate, plus more arts...
ECHO theatre in Laurens, S.C. being renovated into a racial justice museum
"It was such a wild, weird concept," says former NASA employee Stokes McMillan. Author: Brandi Smith Updated: 8:29 AM CDT April 12, 2021 HOUSTON — How many of us grew up staring into the night sky, wondering about space, about the stars, about the unknown? Well, Stokes McMillan did too. "As a kid, I grew up wanting to be in the space business," he says, recalling watching the sky for the Echo Project satellite with his father when he was a kid. McMillan grew up in the era of Mercury, Gemini and Apollo. "Rockets back then were basically big tubes that were...