Gueye Interviewed in Étoile Africaine
Dr. Marame Gueye was featured in Étoile Africaine, an online magazine based in Dakar, in their September-October issue in the section called "Polar Star." Gueye says, "We talked about my work...
Dr. Marame Gueye was featured in Étoile Africaine, an online magazine based in Dakar, in their September-October issue in the section called "Polar Star." Gueye says, "We talked about my work...
Gera Miles led the Second GAME P.L.A.Y (Police, Life, and Youth) created for ECU students on November 7th. It was sponsored by Student Centers, ECU Police, the English Department, and...
Dr. Anna Froula just returned from Switzerland where she presented a keynote speech entitled, “Restaging the American Frontier in the Middle East” at Writing Contemporary Wars and Contemporary Militaries: Film and...
Dr. Kirstin Squint chaired the panel, ”North Carolina Literary Review 2023: Highlighting North Carolina’s Indigenous Voices,” at the annual meeting of the South Atlantic Modern Language Association Meeting on November...
Ph.D. student Gordon Byrd recently published "Comradery through Competition on the Links" in the latest issue of Carolina County. The article highlights the Veteran Golfers Association, which is located in Pinehurst,...
Dr. Amanda Klein's FILM 4980: Topics in Films Aesthetics class recently hosted a special film screening. The class showed the 2003 film, The Room. Klein stated, "The class project is for...
Professor John Hoppenthaler was interviewed by Studies in American Culture editor, Robert Coleman, for the 2022 edition of the journal. Studies in American Culture is published annually in October. From 1997–2006, the journal...
Christy Hallberg celebrated the one-year anniversary of her novel, Searching for Jimmy Page, with colleagues Margaret Bauer, Randall Martoccia, and Liza Wieland on the podcast Rock is Lit. Danny Goldberg, who is...
The North Carolina Literary Review unveiled its new web design. Dr. Margaret Bauer oversaw the project. The Charles Frazier Family’s Cold Mountain Fund at the Community Foundation of WNC provided...
Dr. Andrea Kitta was just named a Fellow of the American Folklore Society, which is “an honorary body of folklorists, whose election to the Fellows signifies their outstanding contributions to...