Fletcher Featured in Cornerstone
Abigail Fletcher, a BS-PWID student, is featured in the most recent issue of Harriot College’s Cornerstone newsletter. Flecther is not only a BS-PWID major but also a creative writing minor,...
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Bernard Wins Baltimore Review Flash Fiction
Dr. Rebecca Bernard's "Standard X-Ray Precautions," won The Baltimore Review's Flash Creative Nonfiction Contest judged by Mandy Moe Pwint Tu. The Baltimore Review was founded by Barbara Westwood Diehl in 1996...
Thompson Nominated by Former Student
Alina Hernandez Patlan, one of Dr. Kim Thompson's former English 3880 students, nominated them as an influential figure in their academic journey. Alina is a Marketing major who is considering...
Herron Delivers Spenser Lecture in France
Dr. Thomas Herron presented a public lecture on “Edmund Spenser and the medieval Irish landscape: old and new approaches” at the Centre d'études supérieures de la civilisation médiévale (CESCM) in...
Squint Elected as ASAIL Vice-President
Dr. Kirstin Squint was recently elected Vice President of the Association for the Study of American Indian Literatures (ASAIL), her term beginning in the fall of 2026. As noted on...
Hoppenthaler Has Two New Poems in Crab Orchard Review
John Hoppenthaler has two new poems in Crab Orchard Review. "Epistrophe" and "Spring Peepers" are featured in the Fall/Winter edition. Crab Orchard Review is "a literary journey that delves into the...
Knott Featured in Graduate School News
Sophronia Knott was featured in the Graduate School News – December 2025 email. She discussed her experience as the 2016 3MT Grand Champion Winner. When advising students considering the 3MT,...
Kitta Speaks at Harvard University
Dr. Andrea Kitta recently gave a lecture at Harvard on conspiracy theories and spoke at a FiVE event with students at Quincy House. Students discussed how conspiracy thinking and legend...
Bernard’s Work Selected as Distinguished Story of 2024
Dr. Rebecca Bernard's story "The Flirt" originally published in Oxford American in Fall 2024 was listed as a "Distinguished Story" in this year's Best American Short Stories edited by Celeste...
Gueye Speaks at 31st Lubin Symposium
Dr. Marame Gueye was invited to participate as a discussant at the 31st Lubin Symposium organized by the Department of Women and Gender Studies at Brandeis University. This year's featured...