Featured Faculty

The collaboration with English faculty has provided support, resources, and connections for justice-impacted writers.

Early modern scholar Beatrice Bradley and 20/21 century literature scholar Tosin Gbogi join the faculty.

The professor’s new book explores the impact of food writers and advocates Wendell Berry, Carlo Petrini, and Alice Waters in theory and in practice.

The award-winning teacher and esteemed early modern scholar joined the English faculty in 1994.

The assistant professor co-hosted, wrote, and researched for the Twin Cities PBS award-winning special Art + Medicine: Disability, Culture, and Creativity.

Known for his kindness and insight, the Victorian scholar was dedicated to student development both as a teacher and administrator.

Associate Professor V.V. Ganeshananthan speaks with Canadian Broadcasting Corporation podcast Bookends about her novel's characters, historical background, and more.

Associate Professor Ganeshananthan speaks to The Guardian about her novel "Brotherless Night," which won the Women’s Prize for Fiction.

The professor's second novel Brotherless Night is honored internationally.

The literary and cultural historian is honored with a new volume of essays on the early modern world, co-edited by Professor Katherine Scheil and alum Linda Shenk.