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July 9, 2026  by Jeremy Trevelyan Burman

Experimenting with AI and poetry

Before the summer holidays, consider: what can AI poetry tell us about how we might construct assignments in the future? Here, Dr Burman explores how to augment what remains that’s human in the AI Age.

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May 26, 2021May 26, 2021  by Nicol A. Arellano Véliz

How can expressive writing help to improve mental health and well-being?

This post aims to describe how expressive writing can be a tool to nurture your mental and physical well-being in the context of the pandemic —or other stressful life situations.

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