In This Section Degree Programs English Courses How to Apply Recent Dissertations Job Placements & Achievements Funding Research Groups Meet Our Graduate Students Meet Our Students Discover the work our graduate students are doing at the University—and around the world. Grad Studies: Writer-Reader Relationships and 19th-Century Literature PhD student Morgan Graham received an inaugural Early Career PhD Merit Grant. Grad Studies: Questions of Empire and Transpacific Migration PhD student Nyla Numan was awarded an inaugural Early Career PhD Merit Award from the Department of English. PhD Candidate Wins Teaching Award Graduate student Chris Bowman works to create a classroom atmosphere that encourages open dialogue. Grad Studies: Representations of the American Vietnam War with Kerstin Tuttle The PhD student has been awarded an inaugural Early Career PhD Merit Grant from English. PhD Candidate Wins Teaching Award Graduate student Moinak Choudhury thinks about teaching in terms of "communication puzzles." Grad Studies: The Prodigal Play PhD candidate Eunkyung Cho argues that a 1605 comedy satirizes its own reason for being. MFA Alums & Students: Books, Books, Books! A tidal wave of new publications, new and forthcoming. Grad Studies: Everyday Britain Through Modern Lit Inspired by the Brexit debate, PhD candidate Bomi Jeon is writing an award-winning dissertation. Grad Studies: Digital Age Narratives PhD candidate Jacqueline Patz DiPiero argues that contemporary storytelling emphasizes atmosphere above plot and characters. Grad Studies: Constructing Wilderness PhD candidate John VanOverbeke is researching the repercussions of John Muir’s belief in "untouched" nature. The Past in the Present Tense Alumna Lauren Fox hits the bestseller lists with a historical novel inspired by family letters. Grad Studies: Postwar Film Across Borders David Rodríguez-Martínez contributes to a transnational crime film anthology. Grad Studies: Dissenting Bodies PhD student Zoë Rodine argues that fictional monsters provide new frameworks for humanness. Cold War Connections: Grad Student's Interdisciplinary Project PhD candidate Stephen Ellis awarded a University-wide Interdisciplinary Doctoral Fellowship for research on literary culture and law studies PhD Alum Wins Mellon/ACLS Fellowship Jewon Woo lands in inaugural group of Community College Fellows with her project about the 19th-century Black press in Ohio. Grad Studies: Textiles and the Cause of Women This PhD candidate is researching the intersection of needlework and printing in early twentieth-century Ireland. Shakespeare Behind Bars PhD candidate Jenna Dreier won the prestigious Graduate School Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship for her research on prison performances of Shakespeare plays. Grad Studies: War, Citizenship, and Accessibility With the help of a GRPP grant, PhD candidate Yon Ji Sol traveled to the UK to do dissertation research and present a paper Grad Studies: The Everyday Carnival PhD candidate Bomi Jeon explores Black Caribbean cultural identity within colonial spaces. Grad Studies: To England Seeking Brontë A grant fostered PhD candidate Melissa Merte's research in Victorian narrative. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Next page ›› Last page Last »
Meet Our Students Discover the work our graduate students are doing at the University—and around the world.
Grad Studies: Writer-Reader Relationships and 19th-Century Literature PhD student Morgan Graham received an inaugural Early Career PhD Merit Grant.
Grad Studies: Questions of Empire and Transpacific Migration PhD student Nyla Numan was awarded an inaugural Early Career PhD Merit Award from the Department of English.
PhD Candidate Wins Teaching Award Graduate student Chris Bowman works to create a classroom atmosphere that encourages open dialogue.
Grad Studies: Representations of the American Vietnam War with Kerstin Tuttle The PhD student has been awarded an inaugural Early Career PhD Merit Grant from English.
PhD Candidate Wins Teaching Award Graduate student Moinak Choudhury thinks about teaching in terms of "communication puzzles."
Grad Studies: The Prodigal Play PhD candidate Eunkyung Cho argues that a 1605 comedy satirizes its own reason for being.
Grad Studies: Everyday Britain Through Modern Lit Inspired by the Brexit debate, PhD candidate Bomi Jeon is writing an award-winning dissertation.
Grad Studies: Digital Age Narratives PhD candidate Jacqueline Patz DiPiero argues that contemporary storytelling emphasizes atmosphere above plot and characters.
Grad Studies: Constructing Wilderness PhD candidate John VanOverbeke is researching the repercussions of John Muir’s belief in "untouched" nature.
The Past in the Present Tense Alumna Lauren Fox hits the bestseller lists with a historical novel inspired by family letters.
Grad Studies: Postwar Film Across Borders David Rodríguez-Martínez contributes to a transnational crime film anthology.
Grad Studies: Dissenting Bodies PhD student Zoë Rodine argues that fictional monsters provide new frameworks for humanness.
Cold War Connections: Grad Student's Interdisciplinary Project PhD candidate Stephen Ellis awarded a University-wide Interdisciplinary Doctoral Fellowship for research on literary culture and law studies
PhD Alum Wins Mellon/ACLS Fellowship Jewon Woo lands in inaugural group of Community College Fellows with her project about the 19th-century Black press in Ohio.
Grad Studies: Textiles and the Cause of Women This PhD candidate is researching the intersection of needlework and printing in early twentieth-century Ireland.
Shakespeare Behind Bars PhD candidate Jenna Dreier won the prestigious Graduate School Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship for her research on prison performances of Shakespeare plays.
Grad Studies: War, Citizenship, and Accessibility With the help of a GRPP grant, PhD candidate Yon Ji Sol traveled to the UK to do dissertation research and present a paper
Grad Studies: The Everyday Carnival PhD candidate Bomi Jeon explores Black Caribbean cultural identity within colonial spaces.
Grad Studies: To England Seeking Brontë A grant fostered PhD candidate Melissa Merte's research in Victorian narrative.
