English department’s Michael Clune writes about anxiety June 16, 2023Michael W. Clune, the Samuel B. and Virginia C. Knight Professor of Humanities in the Department of English,...Publications & Presentations·
College of Arts and Sciences’ Narcisz Fejes receives 2023 J. Bruce Jackson, MD, Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Mentoring May 18, 2023SAGES teaching fellow and lecturer in English Narcisz Fejes says she’s deeply inspired by Catholic priest, theologian and...AwardsFeatured·
“Mourning in Translation: How an Elegy for a Child Migrated across Time, Place, and Language” March 16, 2023The Department of English at the College of Arts and Sciences will host the Stonum Poetics Lecture Friday,...Events·
Panel discussion on ChatGPT: “Considerations for Teaching and Learning” March 9, 2023Members of the Case Western Reserve University community are invited to join the University Center for Innovation in...Events·
“Toward a Different Kind of Horizon” collaborative concert March 8, 2023“Toward a Different Kind of Horizon,” a free collaborative concert featuring Moor Mother, Lonnie Holley, Lee Bains and...Events·
A conversation with Adrienne LaFrance February 23, 2023Adrienne LaFrance, executive editor of The Atlantic, will be in conversation with Walt Hunter, chair of the Department...Events·
Earn prize money for your writing January 27, 2023The Department of English is offering more than $1,500 in prizes through its annual competitions. Undergraduate and graduate...Campus & CommunityStudent Life·
The Atlantic appoints English’s Walt Hunter as contributing editor of poetry October 6, 2022Announcement that new department chair will edit poetry section for the publication comes on National Poetry Day An...AppointmentsFeaturedUniversity News·
English department’s William Marling discusses his research on Catholic anarchist Ammon Hennacy during interview June 17, 2022William Marling, professor of English at Case Western Reserve University, spoke about the life and legacy of Catholic...Publications & Presentations·
Siegal Lifelong Learning to host course titled “In Praise of Shakespeare’s Fools” May 17, 2022Barbara Burgess-Van Aken, SAGES teaching fellow, will offer a remote course through the Siegal Lifelong Learning Program. Titled “In Praise of Shakespeare’s Fools,”...Campus Updates·
