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Toby Thompson published an essay this summer about the legendary Montana singer/songwriter Mike Beck.

Casey Wiley recently learned that his story, “Hole in Chest,” has been published in Pinch, Volume 14.

Dr. Sherita Johnson, Associate Professor of English is the Director of the College of the Liberal Arts’ Africana Research Center

Kristen Osborne Carroll presented her work on conference grading at Kennesaw State’s 31st annual Scholarship on Learning and Teaching (SoTL) Summit.

Casey Wiley’s short story, “Sudden Bigger Lady,” has been published in issue 58 of Salamander.

Hester Blum is co-curating a climate-focused art and writing exhibition in NYC October 11 through November 3.

If you’re looking for a night of theatrical fun, come join Sock & Buskin Theatre Company (and our own Phillip Zapkin) for its production of D.D. Brooke’s murder-mystery play Rehearsal for Murder, a whodunit set in the glamorous world of 1980s Broadway.

Rhetoric graduate student Sydney Zimmerman published a review of Keywords in Technical and Professional Communication in the Journal of Business and Technical Communication.

Julie Park has been awarded a short-term fellowship at the Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens to research a chapter in her project Writing’s Maker: Inscribing the Self in the Long Eighteenth Century.

Samuel Kọ́láwọlé’s short story, “Adjustment of Status,” published in the New England Review last year, has been shortlisted for the Caine Prize for African Writing.