Christy Hallberg participated in the inaugural Knoxville Book Festival last weekend. There, she led the panel discussion on "From Vinyl to Verse: Exploring Rock Music in Literary Fiction" with Michael...
Dr. Abby Morris won the 2025 Outstanding Dissertation Award in the Humanities and Fine Arts. Morris received this award for her dissertation, Encouraging Preventive Action by Employing Effective Rhetoric in...
On March 21, 2025, Dr. Kirstin Squint, and English M.A. student Anna Bradley presented papers at the 20th annual Southeast Native Studies Conference, held at the University of North Carolina...
Dr. Marie Farr, Associate Professor Emerita, served as the Founding Director of the Women's Studies Program, Acting Chair of the Department of Communication, Assistant Dean of the College of Arts...
On March 2, Amanda Klein's film studies class students attended The Substance screening. Film student Haley Richards provided a brief recap of the event, "The Substance is a contemporary horror...
Writer and scholar Renée K. Nicholson delivered the 2025 TAG Lecture. Her creative and academic work has appeared widely in venues such as The Gettysburg Review, The Millions, Electric Literature,...
Christy Hallberg's podcast, Rock is Lit, the first podcast devoted to rock novels, has been named the 2025 American Writing Awards Podcast of the Year in Music. The podcast was...
Dr. Desiree Dighton, Mallory Picken (BS PWID) and Zebediah Demorest (MA TPC) are part of a team — along with Tiffany Blanchflower (Department of Interior Design and Merchandising, College of...
Dr. David Wilson-Okamura's article "Uptight Funk," on Prince and James Brown, was published in PopMatters and linked to at Arts & Letters Daily. In the article, Wilson-Okamura wites, "In fact,...
At the 24th annual TALGS (TESOL and Applied Linguistics Graduate Student) Conference, former ECU ENGL professor Dr. Ekaterina Sudina (University of Maryland, College Park)was the keynote speaker. Sudina joined students...