Containing work by students and faculty, it has been published since 1962 and is currently produced annually by students under the supervision of the English department. Many of the stories, poems and essays come from creative writing courses, but a wide range of other students and faculty have also contributed. A few highlights from the most recent Shaliths follow. If you like this work, you might be interested in a special anthology of Shalith work edited in 1994 by Lon M. Saum.
Complimentary copies are available from the English department.
In a place destined to end the same way it began all grope for air caught, forever in a blood stained time. A timeless people who play a tribute to boredom. A past I am excited to leave for what I long for is a goblet made of silver and gold. A rose colored glass, a dawn without stars, a sky that's been pure blue twice since the seventies. A bucket in the back hall with three sacks, a few potatoes in each.