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Matthew Price wins 2014-15 Liberal Arts Raymond Lombra Graduate Student Award for Excellence in Research in the Humanities and Social Science

Fulbright experience has life lessons for English alumna, Laura Dzwonczyk

English alumnus, Katherine Bode-Lang, has won a major American first book prize for her first book of poetry

English alumnus, Katherine Bode-Lang, has won a major American first book prize for her first book of poetry

Fulbright Scholar and English Alumna, Dana Ray, writes about teaching in Bulgaria

Faculty, students sponsor Marathon Read to celebrate the resilience of books

Elizabeth Kadetsky Remembers Former Mentor and Yogi, BKS Iyengar

“The Amusing Style,” the summer exhibition at Pavel Zoubok Gallery in New York, takes its title from Christopher Reed’s work on the Bloomsbury group in 1920s London.

“The Amusing Style,” the summer exhibition at Pavel Zoubok Gallery in New York, takes its title from Christopher Reed’s work on the Bloomsbury group in 1920s London.

Hester Blum has published an account of her voyage aboard the 19th-century whaling ship, the Charles W. Morgan

Jim West's edition of F. Scott Fitzgerald's "Taps at Reveille: the uncensored version," has been published.

Hester Blum and Debbie Hawhee have been awarded NEH Fellowships for 2014

Stuart Selber and Michael Faris published their article "iPads in the Technical Communication Classroom: An Empirical Study of Technology Integration and Use"

William J. Cobb's fifth book of fiction, "The Lousy Adult," will be published this fall by the Johns Hopkins University Press.

William J. Cobb's fifth book of fiction, "The Lousy Adult," will be published this fall by the Johns Hopkins University Press.

Elizabeth Kadetsky has once again had a story chosen for Best American Short Stories notable stories.

Cheryl Glenn has received the M. Ruth Marino Chair

Cheryl Glenn has received the M. Ruth Marino Chair

Stuart Selber answers the question, are MOOCs here to stay?

Hester Blum has been made a member of the American Antiquarian Society.

Rebecca Rasmussen, PSU MFA alumni, recently sold her second novel, "Evergreen," to Knopf.

Stuart Selber was named a 2013 Fellow of the Association of Teachers of Technical Writing.

Jack Selzer has been named the Paterno Family Professor of Literature.

Robin Becker's new book of poems, "Tiger Heron," will be published by the University of Pittsburgh Press in Spring 2014.

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