Late last spring, the Utah State UP published Dr. Stephanie West-Puckett, Dr. Nikki Caswell, and Dr. Will Banks’s monograph Failing Sideways: Queer Possibilities for Writing Assessment (2023). This project began...
PhD Alumna Dr. Morgan Banville's dissertation, “Am I Who I Say I Am? The Illusion of Choice: Biometric Identification in Healthcare” has won the Conference on College Composition and Communication’s...
Christy Hallberg's podcast, Rock is Lit, is one of three music podcasts featured in Sherry Thomas' column in The Aquarian, "Have You Heard That (Music) Podcast?" Thomas writes, "Music books...
Dr. Marame Gueye was part of the discussion panel “Perspectives on the African Diaspora,” at the 2/15 Downtown Dialogues in the Humanities and Fine Arts event at the Greenville Museum...
John Hoppenthaler gave a reading with Debra Kaufman at Flyleaf Books in Chapel Hill on Sunday, March 10th, in Chapel Hill, NC. Hoppenthaler's most recent book is Night Wing Over...
Dr. Helena Feder's new interview with neurobiologist Robert Sapolsky was published recently in Tikkun. In the interview, Sapolsky, whose new book Determined was released in October, states, "That is the meaning...
Dr. Marame Gueye is among seventeen Senegalese women profiled in a recent book entitled Conversations Feminines (Feminine Conversations) by Senegalese writer Zoubida Fall. Conversations Feminines is the book version of...
John Hoppenthaler talked about poetry, life, and his new book, Night Wing over Metropolitan Area (University of Chicago Press 2023), with host Daniel Chacon on the Words on a Wire...
Dr. Tom Herron's ENGL 4100/6151 course, “Seventeenth-Century Literature” took a one-day field trip to Agecroft Hall and Gardens in Richmond, VA. Agecroft Hall is a 16th-century (early modern) English manor...
Current English Ph.D. candidate Jason Sugg has been appointed Chief of the ECU Police Department. Sugg's research focuses on police rhetorics as well as professional and organizational communication and community...