The 2024 CHaSS African American Read-In, co-coordinated by Assistant Professor Adena Rivera-Dundas and Lecturer Cree Taylor, was a huge success thanks to the great participation from students, faculty, and staff across the college.
USU English Department graduate students presented at a special session of the Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association (RMMLA) on October 16, 2023 in Golden, Colorado.
The English Department’s new course on LGBTQ+ literature, to be offered in Spring 2024 and taught by Lecturer Robb Kunz.
The USU English Department has named Ericka Stone the 2022-23 Literature Student of the Year.
Assistant Professor Travis Franks recently published "Uncanny Encounters and Haunting Colonial Histories in Australia's Reconciliation-Era Narratives" in Settler Colonial Studies.
The English Department named Racquel Bera the Literature Student of the Year
Assistant Professor Travis Franks recently published an article in ariel: A Review of International English Literature
Please join us in welcoming the English Department’s newest faculty members: Michael DuBon, Travis Franks, and Chen Chen. We are so pleased to have them joining the department.
Writing is omnipresent in our lives, yet, according to USU’s Joyce Kinkead, Distinguished Professor of English, we too rarely stop and consider its history, tools, technologies, and mythologies.
Professor Christine Cooper-Rompato’s book "Spiritual Calculations: Number and Numeracy in Late Medieval English Sermons" was recently published by Penn State University Press. This work explores how medieval Christian sermonists used numbers, arithmetic, ...
Kinkead's article, “The Empirical Strikes Back: A RAD Research Methods Class for Undergraduate English Students” appeared in the College English Association journal.
USU English professor Shane Graham has helped commemorate the centennial of this landmark publication by editing two special issues of the Langston Hughes Review around the theme of “‘The Negro Speaks of Rivers’ at 100.”
Cameron Haney, who played cornerback for the Aggies Football Team, and Dr. Joyce Kinkead co-authored an article in Perspectives on Undergraduate Research and Mentoring (PURM).
Astrology, Almanacs, and the Early Modern English Calendar serves as a practical guide to early modern English calendars and the culture surrounding them.
Alan Blackstock has recently published a new book with Roman & Littlefield.
Christine Cooper-Rompato’s essay, “Utah in the Green Book: Segregation and the Hospitality Industry in the Beehive State,” was published in the most recent issue of the *Utah Historical Quarterly*.
