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 Exploring Climate Change Through Technology—and Imagination 

By Audrey Williams

When thinking of classes concerning climate change and sustainability, it can be easy to default to typical STEM classes, but Thomas Davis, associate professor of English and affiliated faculty at…

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Herbals: botanical bounty of the Renaissance book trade

Reporting by the College of Arts and Sciences.

Herbals, a genre of books that contain information and illustrations about plants and their uses, dominated the print marketplace in England…

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Preserving the Past: Cookbooks Join Rare Books & Manuscripts Library Collection, Expanding Access and Scholarly Exploration

Reporting by The Ohio State University Libraries. 

When you think about cookbooks, you might picture well-loved family recipes or dog-eared pages passed down through generations. The…

Jessica Crabtree

Decoding History: Jessica Crabtree’s Exploration of an Eighth Century Script

By Sydney Friedt

In Ohio State’s Rare Books & Manuscripts Library (RBML), carefully preserved in a protective casing, lies a piece of parchment that has survived over 1,200 years. The manuscript fragment, one…

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Weston Morrow and Allison Pitinii Davis recognized in 2025 National Poetry Series Open Competition

By Reem Kadimi-Skalli

The Department of English is delighted to congratulate Senior Lecturer Weston Morrow and Visiting Assistant Professor of Poetry Allison Pitinii Davis (MFA '12) for their recognition in the 2025…

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3D-printing Frankenstein: critical making in the digital media classroom 

By Reem Kadimi-Skalli

“Everything is Frankenstein,” Senior Lecturer Calvin Olsen exclaims. “Everything is made of smaller parts that are pieced together that somehow work and eventually do something.”  …

Kelsey Stratman

Kelsey Stratman awarded Graduate Student Engaged Scholar Seed Grant

By Audrey Williams

The Department of English is excited to announce that Kelsey Stratman, PhD student in writing, rhetoric, and literacy, has been awarded a 2025-2026 Graduate Student Engaged Scholar Seed Grant to…

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Undergrads: come work for English!

The Department of English is seeking undergraduate student workers to join two teams: Front Desk/Department Ambassadors and the Digital Media Project. Multiple positions are open on each team, and…

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Research Spotlight: Corinne Sugino

By Audrey Williams

Periodically the Communications Team reaches out to members of the Department of English faculty and graduate program and asks them to elaborate on a current research or creative project…