- Two of Richter’s poems from her new manuscript, Dear Future, are featured in The Account
- Moss features Richter’s new poem “Over Oregon the Flight Attendant Asks If I’m Interested in Water”
- “Still Life with Earthquake Weather and Blueberries”: Richter’s new poem is published in Sweet Lit
- Richter’s new “Love Poem Grounded in the Seismic Communication of Elephants” is featured as The Missouri Review’s Poem of the Week
- Richter’s new poem “Years ago we told her It’s okay to have some things that you don’t share” is published in Entropy’s “The Birds” series
- Richter is featured on the video “Celebrating Amanda Gorman’s ‘The Hill We Climb’: Reactions from Oregon State’s Faculty and Students”
- Richter is featured on the Poetry Foundation website
- “Demeter Counts on One Hand What She Knows for Sure about Spring” is featured in the inaugural issue of The West Review
- The Los Angeles Review features Richter’s new poem “Elegy with Aftershocks, Late and Soon”
- “10 Questions for Jennifer Richter” on The Massachusetts Review website
- Richter’s video on “Enjambment” is included in The Oregon State Guide to English Literary Terms
- No Acute Distress is chosen by Major Jackson as a 2017 Oregon Book Award Finalist
- Richter’s “My Daughter Brings Home Bones” is the Poetry Foundation’s Poem of the Day
- Stanford magazine’s “Shelf Life” features “The Only Other Thing to Watch” from No Acute Distress
- “OSU Poet Laughs at Chronic Illness with Wit, Courage:” No Acute Distress is featured in the Statesman Journal
- “The End of that Story:” Richter and No Acute Distress are featured in the Corvallis Gazette-Times
- Three poems from No Acute Distress are featured in John Hoppenthaler’s Poetry Congeries at Connotation Press: An Online Artifact
- Richter’s second poetry collection, No Acute Distress, is chosen as the 2014 Crab Orchard Series in Poetry Editor’s Selection
- 2012 Oregon Book Awards Author Tour video features Richter on the 2011 tour
- Richter is a winner of the Tranquil Relief Through Nature poetry contest; her poem is displayed on a 9’x9′ photograph as part of the permanent art collection in the Kaiser Westside Medical Center in Hillsboro, Oregon
- PBS Newshour features Richter’s “Prayer for the Hanoi Man Who Waits for Breakdowns on His Block” as Weekly Poem
- Threshold is chosen as an Oregon Book Awards Finalist by former U.S. Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky. Pinsky’s judge’s comment calls Richter a poet with “cool and wit,” and notes that the poems in Threshold “achieve a memorably purposeful, quiet intensity.”
- Richter is awarded a 2011 Oregon Literary Fellowship
- The Oregon Poetic Voices Project features audio recordings of Richter reading four poems from Threshold
- Threshold makes the Poetry Foundation’s contemporary best seller list for the week of Oct. 24, 2010
- Richter is named “Best Poet of the Willamette Valley” in the 2010 Readers’ Choice issue of the Corvallis Gazette-Times
- “The Examined Life: A Poet Talks about the Power of the Liberal Arts,” Richter writes for The Key Reporter, Phi Beta Kappa’s national quarterly publication
- “Poetry: Jennifer Richter on Hope, Health, and Near Misses,” The Oregonian, Sunday Books section
- “Brace Yourself,” a review of Threshold in The Rumpus