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Research Spotlight: Samantha Trzinski
Each month, the Communications Team reaches out to members of the Department of English faculty and graduate program and asks them to elaborate on a…
Ready Player Juan: Carlos Kelly González explores Latinidad in video games
Dr. Carlos Gabriel Kelly González has always been passionate about video games. He just never expected to be able to study them for a living, not until…
PhD student Caleb Gonzalez acknowledged by Vice President Kamala Harris for his endeavors in the field of writing education
Earlier this year, PhD student Caleb Gonzalez wrote a letter to Vice President Kamala D. Harris about how his students in the Young Scholars Program used writing to examine topics related to K-12…
CMRS Director Chris Highley Awarded Scholarly Digital Project Grant
Professor Chris Highley of the Department of English and Director of the Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies is part of a team of scholars who have been awarded an NEH collaborative…
Beth Hewitt selected for President and Provost’s Leadership Institute
We are excited to announce Professor Beth Hewitt, the Director of Undergraduate Studies, has been selected to join the 2023-24 cohort…
CSEEES Director Angela Brintlinger and Affiliates Dorothy Noyes and Jennifer Mitzen Visit the Faculty of Political Science at the University of Belgrade
The Ohio State University delegation consisting of the director of the Center for Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies, Angela Brintlinger, director of the Mershon Center for International…
A conversation about care and compassion
Káyọ̀dé Odùmbọ́ní, a PhD in English student, created the Care and Compassion awards to highlight how important values like empathy and consideration are in…
A tribute to our graduating student employees
As we celebrate graduation and the class of 2023, we also bid a bittersweet farewell to six of our student employees. These students have left an indelible mark on the department, serving as…
A celebration of Amy Shuman on the occasion of her retirement
Project Narrative and the Department of English celebrated Professor Amy Shuman on the occasion of her retirement.
During her…