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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First Place winners receive $150.00; 2nd Place $100, and 3rd place $50.00.Thanks to all who submitted work to the contest! Many submissions were received.
Holly Smith will be moderating the morning plenary session, "Books and Books: Industry Overview" during the Washington Independent Review of Books' annual Washington Writers Conference on Sat., Apr. 30, in Bethesda, MD.
Alexandra Calloway was named a 2016 Stamp Service-Learning Faculty Fellow. Mark Fitzgerald was invited to the Louisville Conference on Literature and Culture since 1900.
English 292/388C: Writing for Change students Skyped with students from Northwestern High School last week.
Amanda Fiore's short story "One Millimeter, Either Way" was recently accepted for publication in New Madrid, which is a literary journal out of Murray State University.
Kyle attended ACLA 2016 at Harvard and presented a paper “Building Empty Archives and Constructing Cultural Memory Based on Societal Metadata,” in March 2016.
Stephen Rojcewicz, a PhD candidate in Comparative Literature, has recently published three poetic translations
Linda Kauffman was an invited speaker at an international conference in Paris in February on Don DeLillo, who attended.
Joshua Weiner was the IES Berlin Centre's research associate fellow in October, where he delivered the W.E.B. Du Bois lecture at Humboldt Universität.
Meg Eden's poem "Radium Girls" won the 2016 Ian MacMillan Award for poetry, and will be published in a forthcoming issue of Hawaii Review.