EGSA symposium 2022 review: Performance and the Body in a Time of Contagion
EGSA's 2022 symposium was a vibrant sharing of research and ideas by…
English & Creative Writing
Okie rainbows: Alumna’s first novel a lesbian love story set in Tulsa
Queerly Beloved is Susie Dumond’s lively and touching rom-com story of Amy,…
Writing that improves lives
Recent graduate Brennen Gray (BA ’20) is deploying his knowledge and skills…
A lifetime of learning: From ministry to medicine to Milton
English Ph.D. student Glenn Craig has been a Presbyterian minister and a…
Eco-politics through a decadent lens
McFarlin Professor of English Dennis Denisoff’s latest book chronicles the influence of…
TU alumna heralded for award-winning literary translations
English and Russian Studies alumna Jennifer Croft (BA ‘01) is both a…
Performance and the Body in a Time of Contagion
Join us on Saturday, April 9, via Zoom for the 2022 English…
Recovering 17th-century Indigenous lives and voices
Chapman Professor of English Laura Stevens and two colleagues at other universities…
Forum: Literature, literary studies & mental health and addiction
What light do literature and literary studies shed on mental health and…
Alumna spotlight: Kate Williams’ bountiful writing life
Kate Williams took the skills and knowledge she developed pursuing her Ph.D.…
A season in Tulsa: In conversation with Dustin Pearson
Meet Dustin Pearson, winner of the Pushcart Prize and visiting assistant professor…
Digital Modernism
Since 2003, the Modernist Journals Project (MJP) has been a vibrant site…