This must see video records an incident in which a blogger kindly but firmly requests payment for his work from a newspaper who plagiarized an entire article from his blog […]
Why WAC is Really About Collaboration and Touching Interests beyond Your Content Area. As Sheryl Bone and I put the final changes on our presentation for the International Writing Across […]
T.S. Eliot once wrote, “The end is where we start from.” I’ve been thinking about that line a great deal since learning I was going to be coming back to […]
There are two more chances for students to attend live workshops this month. Please let your students know about these opportunities. Where to Learn More About Plagiarism: Review KUWC Resources […]
The terms grammar and punctuation are often used interchangeably. While we use both grammar and punctuation to clearly explicate our ideas for our readers, they are not the same. Simplified […]
…and grammar is not APA… Both APA and grammar influence how we read a paper, and they can both be factors when grading. However, it can really help students if […]
“My Professor said I need to learn how to write at the College Level.” These are the first words a student said to me during a recent tutoring session. I […]
This month Kaplan Radio will feature radio spots from the Kaplan University Writing Center. These brief 30-second spots explain KUWC resources and services. Here are a few of the radio spots that […]
The March writing workshop series provides five workshops designed to help students create appropriate outlines for various types of writing and then move from outline to their first draft. Organization […]
The KU Writing Center continually works to update our APA resources and put them in formats that are accessible to a variety of learners and that are easy to use. […]
