My Life in Four Books: Alisha White
1) What book was most important to you in high school? Why? In tenth grade we read several books and stories from our anthology that really grabbed me, and I found I liked… Continue reading
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My Life in Four Books: Mark Mossman
1) What book was most important to you in high school? Why? I don’t remember the actual title, but it was an anthology of American Literature that I had the third and fourth… Continue reading
My Life in Four Books: Patricia Young
1) What book was most important to you in high school? Why? A Separate Peace by J. Knowles. I loved this book because it illustrated the depth of darkness in the human heart. The fact… Continue reading
My Life in Four Books: William Thompson
1) What book was most important to you in high school? Why? Not a book per se, but a play and a poem. The poem was a short one that inspired me to… Continue reading
Is Our Era a Return to the Divisions of the 19th Century? An Interview with Professors Dan Malachuk and Tim Helwig
It is hard to escape news stories or posts on Twitter and Facebook that compare 2020-2021 to the national divisions that defined the United States in the nineteenth century and culminated in the… Continue reading
PROUST QUESTIONNAIRE — Alex Weidenhamer
Alex Weidenhamer completed his M.A. in English, with a focus on speculative literature, philosophy, and gender. He’s now looking into PhD programs and life’s next adventure. What is your idea of perfect happiness?… Continue reading
Working from home – COVID-19’s effect on students
As we finish up the year under such unusual circumstances, it still seems strange not to be in Simpkins. Whether it’s everyday activities or special events like English awards night, it’s sad not… Continue reading
PROUST QUESTIONNAIRE – Tiffany Dimmick
You’re probably used to seeing Tiffany’s name in your email inbox on a regular basis, as she coordinates meetings, promotes events, and keeps everything running smoothly in Simpkins Hall. An alum who graduated… Continue reading