Reenvisioning a "Proletariat in Rags" Read more about Reenvisioning a "Proletariat in Rags" African American Studies scholar Nathaniel Mills on his research and his favorite work to teach
Translated Nation Read more about Translated Nation Assistant Professor and Native American literatures scholar Christopher Pexa on teaching THE ROUND HOUSE and reading Thomas Merton.
Paula Rabinowitz: Hidden Histories Read more about Paula Rabinowitz: Hidden Histories Lauded for her commitment to graduate studies and exacting scholarship, the retiring professor next sets her sights on Cold War family secrets.
Culture and Eurocentrism Read more about Culture and Eurocentrism Associate Professor Qadri Ismail locates the birth of "English literature" in India.
Last Night the Bees Came Read more about Last Night the Bees Came Professor Ray Gonzalez on his new poetry collection and a lifetime of word-work.
A Novel Way to Write Read more about A Novel Way to Write English professor Julie Schumacher’s new novel “Dear Committee Members” won this year’s Thurber Prize for American Humor.
Tom Clayton: No Substitute Read more about Tom Clayton: No Substitute Retiring Regents Professor Tom Clayton looks back on more than a half century of classroom adventure.
The Past in Present Tense Read more about The Past in Present Tense In her new memoir, Great River Road, Regents Professor Madelon Sprengnether explores the neuroscience of memory.
Gordon Hirsch: Making the Case Read more about Gordon Hirsch: Making the Case A retiring Victorian scholar argues for the empathy and ambiguity learned via literature.
Charles Sugnet: Planting Trees Read more about Charles Sugnet: Planting Trees A retiring scholar is still energized by African literature, film, and music.
