Current nonfiction student Wally Suphap recently placed first in the Fish Short Memoir Prize for his story, "Thirteen Ways of Interrogating An Incident." Suphap's winning work will be published in Fish Anthology 2022.

The two-year Stegner Fellowships are awarded annually to five poets and five fiction writers. Fellowships include a living stipend and fellows are regarded as working artists who meet weekly for workshops with the faculty of Stanford's writing program.

Writing Research Arts Student Laura Green recently placed first in the Story Foundation Prize for her short story, "Stuck." Now in its third year, the Story Foundation Prize awards $1500 and publication for a single short story each year

Joel Sedano, a current Poetry and Literary Translation student, and JoAnne “Jo-Joe” Lee, a graduate student in the School of Social Work, recently received a 2022 Racial Justice Mini-Grant for their proposed project, a podcast titled Resilience Against Power and Privilege (RAPP).

Madeleine Cravens, a second-year student in the Poetry concentration, was recently awarded first place in Narrative’s annual poetry contest for her submission of five poems.

Undergraduate Writing students Esther Ollivier and Maximiliam Patel recently published Songcraft, a virtual anthology featuring musicians from around the world.

The notebook—published as part of Asian American Writers' Workshop's online magazine, The Margins—is a part of their Transpacific Literary Project, which "holds a space for writing and translation from East and Southeast Asia."

Green translated the piece as part of the School of the Arts' Word for Word collaboration project with Scuola Holden in Turin, Italy.