English Professor Elizabeth Arnold Dies at 65
Arnold was a poet of national and international acclaim and a beloved teacher and colleague.
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Two ARHU students receive 2016-17 ALL S.T.A.R. fellowships.
Eight ARHU graduate students receive 2016-17 Flagship Fellowships.
ARHU graduate student receives a 2016-17 University of Maryland Distinguished Dissertation Award for Humanities and Fine Arts.
A number of recent publications by our faculty engage wide audiences by weaving together narrative and research. Their inclusion in public library collections, bookstore speaker series, and online media outlets mark their successful popular appeal.
Betts ’09 B.A. English, surpasses expectations and heals through poetry.
Isaac Asimov, John Updike, and John Hersey changed their writing habits to adapt to word processors, according to the first literary historian of the technology.
From Pussy Riot to Caribbean literature by women, Elle Magazine highlights three UMD courses offered this fall.
Lee Konstantinou's Cool Characters: Irony and American Fiction has been reviewed by Dissent Magazine and Politics / Letters. He has also published articles in Salon and Slate this past semester.
English Professor Matthew G. Kirschenbaum explores the technology of writing.
ARHU profs in English and Women’s Studies make exceptional contributions to graduate education.