Posts Tagged ‘English’
Five things I wish I knew at 22
Posted in Voices of Denison on May 24, 2013
His daughter’s college graduation got Matthew Harrington ’84 thinking about a few important life lessons.
A life’s work on death row
Posted in On Campus on April 12, 2013
Sister Helen Prejean, human rights activist and author of Dead Man Walking, brings lessons from death row to Denison.
Word by word
Posted in Voices of Denison on February 22, 2013
Daniel Littman ’15 reflects on his time working with other students at the writing center.
Writing through the years
Posted in Academics & Research on November 8, 2012
Exile, a student literary journal, has been published for more than 50 years. And now it’s all online.
Beck begins
Posted in On Campus on September 18, 2012
Author Pam Houston ’83 returns to campus for a reading that celebrates 50 years of the Beck Lecture Series.
A family film
Posted in Beyond Campus on May 2, 2012
What happens when greed goes unchecked? Kirk Combe and his son explore the possibilities in their new sci-fi film, The Feed.
An inside look at history
Posted in Academics & Research on March 19, 2012
The Orangeburg Massacre, one of the first violent civil rights confrontations on an American college campus, is the subject of a new book by faculty member Jack Shuler.
What can you do with an English major, anyway?
Posted in Beyond Campus on March 2, 2012
Matthew Harrington ’84 is taking on a new role as global COO of the world’s largest public relations firm.
Writing magical realism
Posted in Academics & Research on February 9, 2012
Assistant Professor of English and Pulitzer nominee Peter Grandbois on the wonder of teaching and writing.
Composition and rhetoric … and more
Posted in Academics & Research on February 8, 2012
Brenda Boyle, one of the college’s newly tenured professors, directs the Writing Center and teaches English courses, but she values her mentoring and advising roles, as well.
Write on
Posted in On Campus on November 28, 2011
The pure joy of putting words on a page gets a crazy boost in November as aspiring writers take on the NaNoWriMo Challenge.
An honor from the Kennedy Center
Posted in Beyond Campus on October 24, 2011
Mikala Hansen ’07 has won the national award for playwriting excellence, and she’s just getting started.
The power of poetry
Posted in Academics & Research on September 26, 2011
Roethke Prize-winning poet David Baker on the purpose of poetry, substance of art, and the inspiration of the Midwest.
An imbalance in the literary universe
Posted in Academics & Research on August 1, 2011
Notice anything missing in The Times’ book reviews? Why are so few women writers featured?
Oh, the places we’ve been!
Posted in Voices of Denison on July 29, 2011
Allison Kranek, a 2011 graduate and President’s Medalist, reflects on the experience of helping English professor Fred Porcheddu develop and teach Denison’s first-ever course on children’s literature.
Hanukkah Lights
Posted in Beyond Campus on December 2, 2010
NPR’s annual holiday favorite, “Hanukkah Lights,” features a story by English prof and award-winning author Margot Singer.
Decoding history
Posted in Academics & Research on November 10, 2010
Assoc. Professor of English Fred Porcheddu ’87 uncovers history through a medieval manuscript.
Amber, aliens & the American diaspora
Posted in Academics & Research on September 10, 2010
Summer Scholars dish out their research in the humanities, social sciences, and fine arts.



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