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A Medieval Poem for Struggling Writers and Artists

November 10, 2026
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What does is take to get a job illustration

Grover Hogan ’21 and Julianne Di Nenna collaborated to create a poem and illustration highlighting the struggle of finding a job and proving one's worth. This print is available for sale on paranoidtree.com. Hogan and Di Nenna also collaborated to create Silence Never Saved Anyone, a collection of stories about Minnesota's resilience during ICE occupation in the winter of 2026. This book is available for preorder on paranoidtree.com. Net proceeds will be donated to the Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota.

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