2018 Magliocco Lecture: Dr. Adrienne Brown
What do you think of when you look at a skyscraper? Perhaps you imagine the view from the top floor, or maybe you visualize the impressive skyline a group of skyscrapers can make. But… Continue reading
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Conference Craze: My Experience Attending the National NCTE and National Sigma Tau Delta Conferences
As English majors, all of us are familiar with the amount of dedication, sweat, and tears it takes to write a solid essay or create a complex project. Many times, these projects and… Continue reading
Proust Questionnaire: Dr. Rahman
Shazia Rahman loves to teach and to learn. She is a postcolonial ecocritic, and she is in the process of publishing her first book while writing her second. Time spent in her office… Continue reading
Webtoons: My New Literary Obsession!
It is 1:00 in the morning. I am staring at my phone, completely transfixed and seemingly dead-eyed, but my mind is racing. I scroll to the the next panel in the online… Continue reading
Little Free library Restoration: Sigma Tau Delta at Work
Under the cover of twilight on the edge of a damp and chilly evening in February, a group of people snuck onto the sidewalk of an unassuming YMCA carrying tools of all shapes.… Continue reading
Proust Questionnaire with Dr. Roberta Di Carmine.
Proust Questionnaire with Dr. Roberta Di Carmine Dr. Roberta Di Carmine is a professor at Western Illinois University. She has been teaching film at Western for eleven years and is the director… Continue reading
Malpass Library: More than the Stacks
The Malpass library is the beating heart of academia at WIU. Standing tall at the center of campus, the library is so much more than just a building; it’s a home. I have… Continue reading
Proust Questionnaire-Dr. Alisha White
Dr. White is an assistant professor at WIU, based largely in the English Education program. She holds a Ph.D. in Teaching and Learning, Secondary English Education. What is your idea of perfect happiness? Floating… Continue reading
The Writing Center: My Experience As a “Newbie”
It was an oddly sticky, blazing hot October day out around the WIU Macomb campus. It was a Tuesday, as I recall. I was strutting down the sidewalk in my best clothes, but… Continue reading
The Best Books I’ve Read at WIU
As an English major, and a college student, I read a lot. As my time here at Western Illinois University is ending, I have been reflecting on a few books that I have… Continue reading