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J. M. Tyree was invited to contribute to Sight & Sound magazine's once-per-decade Greatest Films Poll, and has published a new book, BFI Film Classics: Salesman, in the Film Classics series from British Film Institute publishing and Palgrave/Macmillan.
The Beautiful Poster Lady: A Life of Ethel Reed by William S. Peterson (emeritus) will be published by Oak Knoll Press in April.
Danuta Hinc read a short story, "The Right Thing," at Watermark Art Gallery in Baltimore on January 27, 2013. The story is a work in progress from a planned collection of short stories with interlinked characters and themes, "Europe Without a Name."
On March 21st, Martha Nell Smith will give an invited lecture, "The Humanities Are Not a Luxury: A Manifesto for the 21st Century," at the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey. The lecture is part of their "Why the Humanities Matter" series.
The Main English Office reminds all faculty, lecturers, and teaching assistants to send their Spring 2013 syllabus of 200 level courses and up, directly to Isabella Moulton
Michael Olmert’s career as an English professor started almost by accident.
Congratulations to Katy Rennenkampf, an English major who was recently awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship to Indonesia for the 2013-14 academic year.
An English professor’s effort to confirm only the second known photo of Emily Dickinson is offering a new look at the reclusive poet.
ARHU students receive prestigious Fulbright award.
Mary Helen Washington is featured in the latest edition of Worldwise Insights, a video series produced by the College of Arts and Humanities.