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James Ferguson II Recounts a Lifetime Fighting for Justice

Imagination and Curiosity: A Q&A With Celebrated Novelist Jennifer Egan

Pulitzer Prize-winning author and New York Times Magazine writer Jennifer Egan visited �������� Wednesday to give the annual Joel Conarroe Lecture.

Q&A led by Kaiya Carter ’19 with Author Jason Ockert

Brenda Flanagan Receives Hunter-Hamilton Love of Teaching Award

Moments of Truth: Alumni Dedicated to Creating a More Just, Fair Society

Alumna Patricia Cornwell's Forensic Thrillers Bring Characters' Lives and Deaths Into Sharp Relief

In Wake of Groundbreaking Tony Awards, Prof. Applauds Historical Moment for Disability

�������� English Professor Ann Fox appeared on the syndicated public radio show “On Point.” Fox, a scholar of disability studies, shared her insight on wheelchair user Ali Stroker’s win for “Best Actress” at the 2019 Tony Awards. Stroker currently stars in the Broadway revival of “Oklahoma!”

�������� Again a Top Producer of Fulbright Recipients

With six U.S. Fulbright grant recipients, �������� lands among the top producers of Fulbright students and scholars nationally.

Fifty Years Later, English Prof Hears Echoes of Henry V in Joe Namath’s Super Bowl Guarantee

Grind, Grit and Grace: Alumna Author on the Life of a D1 Scholar-Athlete

On the Nightstand: Faculty Guide to Great Reads

Professor’s Memoir Offers Intimate View Into Songstress Nina Simone’s ‘Small Joys, Massive Sorrows’ and Revolutionary Legacy

Prof. Annie Merrill Receives Boswell Family Faculty Fellowship

‘Hamilton’ Class Gives Students Their Shot At Studying Smash Hit Musical

New Professorship Funds Digital Art Experiences in an Increasingly Visual World

The (Eccentric) Genius of Professor Randy Nelson

Good Writing in a World That Needs It: Clint Smith ’10 Headlines Awards Gala

Poet Leah Mell ’19 Wins Third Beinecke Scholarship in College History

Inquiring Minds Have Questions for Author George Saunders

400 Years of Coincidences: History Gets Real for Olivia Daniels ’19