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The social media accounts linked to from asuenglish are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • LinkedIn • Email • Threads • X • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, asuenglish has populated their site with: • Professor's book of poetry chosen for Library of Congress festival | ASU News • Employment Opportunities | Department of English • Loving America means facing its history : NPR • Writing Programs celebrates innovative instruction, mentorship and service • Associate Dean Deborah Clarke honored with ASU difference maker award • The Humanities and AI | Jacob Greene, digital writing and rhetoric professor • A puppeteer with a purpose • ‘Wherever you go, take your voice with you’: ASU English celebrates 2025-2026 grads and award-winners • The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at ASU recognizes outstanding faculty with 2026 teaching awards • From prosthetic hooks to Jack Sparrow: A swashbuckling summer discussion | ASU News • This ASU professor says students don't 'experience the joy of writing' in school, so they turn to AI • New ASU English books and happenings • Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, MTESOL program • From beetle collections to the courtroom: This sustainability grad is using the law to protect the planet • Triple major, honors student earns Fulbright to teach in Indonesia • Finance guy reinvents himself as an English teacher • Green graduation: Law school on horizon, ASU English student passionate about sustainability • Political science grad earns academic recognition with Dean’s Medal award • First-gen graduate: Writing is ‘about being in conversation with others' • ASU linguistics graduate carries her story into the world • An MFA, a new book: May is full of big milestones for science fiction author • ENG 110: Language, the Self and Society in fall 2026 (general studies Gold course) • Elevate your teaching: MA in English education webinar on Apr. 28 • Authority and Journalism in New York City Today • Grounds for Discussion: What’s Writing, Rhetorics and Literacies? • Education as Resistance: Mapuche Schools, Language Revitalization, and Decolonial Futures • ASU Book Group: ‘Climate Imagination’ edited by Joey Eschrich and Ed Finn • 'Hello Maggie!' Screening and Discussion with Animator Willie Ito • Young Adult Writing Program (YAWP) summer camps • Stellar Alumni Reading Series: Scott Daughtridge DeMer and Samyak Shertok • ASU English professor wins NAACP Image Award for fiction • ASU launches program on ethics of AI writing - KTAR.com • Fender’s new CEO says his ASU humanities degree was instrumental in his career journey • ASU Book Group: ‘Visiting Composer’ by Andrea Avery • The College's 'AI Academy' integrates artificial intelligence in school operations, classrooms • 2026 ASU Chaucer Celebration: 'Chaucer's Women' • March 19 is Sun Devil Giving Day • The College Graduate Expo - New Registration • Learn more about the bachelor's degree in narrative studies at ASU • Writing, Rhetorics and Literacies Spring Mixer Feb. 26 • ASU Book Group: ‘I Will Die in a Foreign Land’ by Kalani Pickhart • On Censorship: Faculty Cross-Talk • ASU launches ‘AI-Informed Writing Classroom’ • Now hiring: Instructors, Writing Programs • How accurate is Hamnet? The Shakespeare scholar’s verdict • Now hiring: Academic Success Advisor • A$AP Rocky Is Living His American Dream • ASU Alumni Association announces 2026 Founders’ Day honorees • Undergraduate scholarships and awards in the ASU Department of English • ASU Professor Emeritus Laura Tohe named poet laureate of Arizona | ASU News • ASU student competes as one of 'world's smartest people' in new season of Amazon Prime's 'Beast Games' | ASU News • What an English degree can lead to — at ASU and beyond • Associate dean: Humanities will be 'part of the air that they breathe' at ASU's new medical school • Alberto Rios, ASU professor and director, on his 2026 hopes • When arenas get new corporate names, these factors determine how sports fans react • Dean’s Medalist’s transfer story leads to Italian summer experience • PhD grad decodes rhetoric of eating disorder recovery • ASU English at 125 | It's our quasquicentennial! • ASU spring '26 class--LIN 610: Language, Experience and Artificial Intelligence • ASU staff member earns master’s degree, embraces cultural bridge-building • ASU film and media studies grad looks forward to shaping own story • Photos of Opening Reception: What Is a Quasquicentennial? • Iraq veteran recounts his journey with loss, identity and contradictions | ASU News • Homecoming Writing Awards + English Flash Talks • ASU Book Group: ‘Roadside’ by Dylan Park-Pettiford • Revitalized ASU program helps prepare Indigenous students for postgrad success • Could a reality game show from 'The Running Man' happen today? • AZ Central: YouTuber with 1M subscribers for PBS monster series is ASU academic • Award-winning author Jesmyn Ward delivers tender treatise on grief, art at ASU lecture • From page to stage - The Arizona State Press • Homecoming Writing Contest--Submit by Oct. 26 • The Future Is Now: Nnedi Okorafor in Conversation with Matt Bell • ASU Book Group: ‘Wild for Austen’ by Devoney Looser • Scholars, fans can explore the rise of 'KPop Demon Hunters' during Humanities Week • Music is making a comeback on vinyl and cassette. There's a growing market for movies on DVDs, too • Trio of Indigenous plays to debut at upcoming book launch • Student submission deadline extended to Oct. 22 for Film and Media Studies 2025 Showcase • RSVP for Opening Reception: What Is a Quasquicentennial? • High school seniors' reading scores are down. This Arizona professor wants to turn them around • How ASU's English department went from 'cavalry' to world-class program • TomorrowTalks with TJ Klune: 'The Bones Beneath My Skin' • Federal judge overturns part of Florida’s book ban law, drawing on nearly 100 years of precedent protecting First Amendment access to ideas • After Charlie Kirk’s murder, the US might seem hopelessly divided – is there any way forward? • 6 new faculty members join ASU’s English department | ASU News • Latest Daedalus journal features ASU scholars, asks readers to think about our past and future • The Times (London): Lost portrait ‘may show Shakespeare’s secret lover’ • ASU Book Group: 'Every Sound Is Not a Wolf' by Alberto Ríos • Jane Austen more 'wild' than people realize, says ASU professor • Die-off Off Vancouver | The Nation • Opinion | Finding Beauty in a Constellation of Spiderwebs • ASU to offer scaled-up ‘worldbuilding’ course this fall • How did Jane Austen die? Even after two centuries, nobody knows. • Come work with us! We're hiring. • Our partners in Learning Enterprise are hiring! • Adriana Diaz-Heppler wins NCTE Early Career Educator of Color Leadership Award • Cool reads, hot days: Reading recs from ASU’s English department | ASU News • Superheroes Represent Something Different to Today’s Kids • From Shakespeare to Steve Carell: The life of a dramaturg • Teachers and librarians are among those least likely to die by suicide − public health researchers offer insights on what this means for other professions • Family, mentors fueled ASU grad's creative writing • RFK Jr. said many autistic people will never write a poem − even though there’s a rich history of neurodivergent poets and writers • With facilities job and tuition discount, art history grad takes the plunge — and the plunger • 'Life is made of stories': ASU English celebrates 24-25 grads • Richard Southee’s path less traveled • English grad perseveres in ‘unrelenting pursuit of story’ • Department of English 2025 Graduate and Awards Reception is May 13 • Dean’s Medalist uses writing, literature to understand the human experience • A bridge between 2 deserts: ASU international student discovers transformational power of language • Graduating ASU linguist works to combat online conflict • From the Met Gala to the NBA, Black Dandyism makes a political statement through fashion | KJZZ Phoenix • ‘I were but little happy, if I could say how much’: Shakespeare’s insights on happiness have held up for more than 400 years | The Conversation • No argument: ASU-led project improves high school students' writing skills • ASU Career Services: First Destination Survey 2025 • 2 ASU professors, alumnus named 2025 Guggenheim Fellows | ASU News • ASU Book Group: 'Mindscape of the Land' by Ryan Mores • Deadline extended: Unpaid Internship Scholarship • Lost languages mean lost cultures • Deadline extended: Salerno and Harkins Film Studies Award • The Professor in Your Neighborhood: Heather Maring and Spoken Word Poets on Apr. 10 • Sun Devil Giving Day is Mar. 20 • From road coatings to a sweating manikin, these ASU research projects are helping Arizonans keep their cool • Creative writing class shares collaborative poem • Extended Deadline: Don and Alleen Nilsen Humor Scholarship Award • Annual John P. Frank Memorial Lecture enters its 26th year • Business Insider: 93% of Gen Zers use AI at work — and it's giving them a huge advantage • ASU Book Group: 'My Heart Is Bound Up with Them' by David Martinez • Now hiring: Teaching Professor and Assistant Director, ASU Writing Programs • Booklist: Jane Austen essentials • ASU Lit Connect: Literature Program Meet and Greet • Among the Robots: Our Relationship With the Nonhuman • An emotional reading list • ASU: New Zealand Film, Culture and Lord of the Rings (ASU Global Education) • ASU English department inaugurates student research initiatives • ASU English undergrad scholarships and awards • Autism diagnosis leads ASU professor to write book about neurodiversity and literature • ASU Book Group: ‘The Nonconformists' by Brian Goodman • ASU English Undergraduate Literature Showcase is Jan. 29 • The Institute Letter: Fall 2024 • Finding Your Roots on PBS • Happy ‘pub’ days: Fine, Irish, Newhauser • Learning by stepping outside | ASU News • ASU's Neal Lester reflects on life, death of poet Nikki Giovanni | ASU News • Year in review: ASU's top stories for 2024 | ASU News • A professional footballer’s literary debt to Virginia Woolf • ASU Book Group: 'Elvis and the Colonel' by Marshall Terrill | ASU Events • Military veterans are disproportionately affected by suicide, but targeted prevention can help reverse the tide • Homecoming Writing Awards + English Flash Talks | ASU Events • Come work with us! Department of English employment opportunities • From 'Scooby-Doo' to 'Vermin': How an ASU alum became a horror movie filmmaker | ASU News • What do a venture capitalist, a policy advisor and an insurance authorization specialist have in common? | ASU News • Stellar Alumni Reading Series: Katie Berta and David Martinez | ASU Events • Linguistics work could improve doctor-patient communications in Philippines, beyond | ASU News • Conversations in Craft and Content: Joseph Earl Thomas | ASU Events • So what are you going to do with that?: Humanities alumni panel | ASU Events • Elizabeth Acevedo's top 5 book picks for Hispanic Heritage Month • Happy ‘pub’ days: Bjork, Lester, Sayet, Sinclair, Viren | Department of English • ASU lit conference to examine how creative writing can create stronger communities • ASU Common Read with Geoffrey Cohen: 'Belonging' • Tau Gamma (Sigma Tau Delta) Meeting on Sep. 26 • ASU Professor Natalie Diaz receives Freedom Scholar award • 10 new faculty join ASU’s Department of English • ASU Lit Connect: Literature Program Meet and Greet | ASU Events • 20-year-old PhD student—an ASU English alum—researching autism wins 2 fellowships • Why study literature at ASU? | Push your thinking in new directions • TomorrowTalks with Nathan Thrall: ‘A Day in the Life of Abed Salama’ • ASU workgroup addresses ethical questions about the use of AI in higher ed • A (re)source of Sun Devil pride • How the humanities can prepare students for jobs in any field • The Humanities and AI • The future is a story: A new concentration in Narrative Studies • New Throughlines website a resource for premodern studies educators • Project Humanities kicks off fall schedule with events honoring author James Baldwin • Hooks and peg legs: ASU professor examines myths about pirates, disabilities • Late poet's words take flight on walls of Piper Writers House • Hummingbird Art Exhibit by Kelly Houle Honoring Poet Norman Dubie • Elizabeth Horan: ‘Gabriela Mistral is as important for Latin America as Bolívar, Martí, or Mariátegui' (El País) • New degree brings humanist approach to world issues • 'Peter Pan' at ASU Gammage • NCTE Early Career Educator of Color Leadership Award • Summer reading: 5 young-adult fiction novels that explore LGBTQ+ teen lives • AZCALL 2024 Abstract Submission Form • ASU to host CoLang2024; event focused on language preservation, documentation • The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences celebrates faculty excellence with 2024 teaching awards • Department of English news bites and new books • Celebrating mentorship, innovation and service in ASU Writing Programs • Native American playwright embraces the magic and storytelling of new 'Peter Pan' • Fall 2024 courses (including Multimodal Discourse Analysis) now on ASU class search • MA in English education at ASU: Preparing exemplary educators • An ASU-led rare book find • ASU English professor wins Guggenheim Fellowship for poetry • ASU graduate's journey from Zoom to global discourse • Department of English Graduate and Awards Reception • ASU linguist is outstanding humanities grad • Graduating ASU film student befriends the macabre • Dean's Medalist embraces heritage language through poetry • English PhD grad achieves dream of becoming 'obenfo' • When the coach becomes the student • ASU Book Group: 'At the Hour Between Dog and Wolf' by Tara Ison • Linguistics teaching assistant brings translation project into her classroom • Apply for ASU student funding to attend CoLang 2024 • Purdue administrator Manushag Powell named new chair of ASU English department • 'If We Were Villains': An Evening with M.L. Rio • ASU class explores how ChatGPT Enterprise can assist in scholarly writing • ASU professors explore impact of STEM education in US prisons • Online platform streamlines study recruitment, reduces costs • ASU Book Group: 'There She Goes Again' by Aviva Dove-Viebahn • Humanities for the Environment celebrates 10 years with new name, poetry reading Mar. 26 • Support internships in the ASU Department of English • ASU associate professor, alum recognized for research on disability justice in the workplace • Finding purpose and community | Chris Hoshnic • Internships in the ASU Department of English • New book pays homage to Florence Nightingale • Chaucer and Tyranny: 2024 Chaucer Celebration • Generative AI in the humanities classroom + fall '24 ASU English courses that reckon with it • Tau Gamma Meeting, Mar. 13 • An internship to write home about | Devoney Looser and student researchers • Stellar Alumni Reading Series: Oliver de la Paz and Allegra Hyde • ASU Book Group: 'To Name the Bigger Lie' by Sarah Viren • Summer Session 2024 now on ASU Class Search • New Zealand: Film, Culture and Lord of the Rings • 31 books by ASU English faculty that illuminate Black history • Submit by Feb. 26 to Glendon and Kathryn Swarthout Awards in Writing • Department of English Undergraduate Scholarships and Awards • Courtney Brannon Donoghue: ‘The Value Gap • Linguistics Meets Narcotics: Policymaking, Patients' Pain, and Physicians' Politeness • A Visit with Willie Ito • ASU Book Group: 'Survival Math' by Mitchell Jackson • Learning language with AI, virtual reality • Creative Writing announces 23-24 winners of Lyon, Dean’s Council awards • Happy ‘pub’ days: Dove-Viebahn, Hannah, Ortiz, van Gelderen • ASU English education doctoral graduate committed to student success • ‘ASU found me’: Online student completes English degree from Tokyo • Former Navy sailor nets master’s degree • ASU grad brings passion and purpose into next chapter • ASU Class Search—enrolling now for spring '24 • 4 top researchers named 2024 Regents Professors • Stellar Alumni Reading Series: Aimée Baker and Leah Myers • Happy ‘pub’ days: Blue, Brink, Cleveland, Horan, Lehman, Looser, McCarville • Prominent psychologist provides writing advice for ASU students • 'Making Shakespeare: The First Folio' • ASU doctoral student wins Arizona K–12 educator award • Homecoming Writing Awards + English Faculty Flash Talks • Cast set for ASU production of scenes from 'The Book of Will' • ASU Common Read: A Virtual Visit with Woo-kyoung Ahn • ASU Book Group: 'The Circle That Fits' by Kevin Lichty • ASU professor’s memoir gives a voice to the women of Rastafari • ASU faculty dive deep into the possibilities of AI-learning • TomorrowTalks with Mya-Rose Craig: 'Birdgirl' | ASU Events • ASU Book Group: 'Lupine' by Jenny Irish | ASU Events • Homecoming Writing Contest | Department of English • ASU English boosts skills-based training through funded internships • 7 new faculty join ASU’s Department of English • Pulitzer Prize-winning ASU professor pens coffee table book about NBA fashion • Auditions for Scenes from 'The Book of Will' by Lauren Gunderson • Wide range of voices to address societal issues in ASU series • National Endowment for the Humanities recognizes ASU team for humanities research • From London to NYC to ASU: Professor returns after a summer on center stage • First-time Sun Devil finds resilience, purpose in writing • 'Barbie' is, at its core, a movie about the messy contradictions of motherhood • Climate change from the perspective of Noah's Ark • Classic literature still offers rich lessons about life in the deep blue sea • Happy ‘pub’ days: Cohen, Concepcion, Jackson, van Gelderen • ASU professor's book examines the personal and widespread impact of misinformation • ASU faculty discuss LGBTQ+ barriers, opportunities in education • How love for wrestling helped make professor a 'game changer' for struggling student • Happy ‘pub’ days: Berry, Carr, Dove-Viebahn, Goodman, Viren • ASU students explore ways to embrace AI tools in writing course • '1923' actress Michelle Randolph graduates with honors from ASU • 'They’re constant inspirations': ASU graduate credits friendships for creative success • ASU grad writes toward healing for bereaved adolescents • ASU graduate is a 'pop star' linguist • Recommended readings for National Poetry Month • 6 fall ASU English courses that mirror, articulate, solve • ASU Spy Fiction and Film class spotlights Bond, James Bond • ASU Book Group: 'Animal Revolution' by Ron Broglio • Now hiring: Business Services Program Coordinator • Sigma Tau Delta Meeting on Mar. 24 • Sun Devil Giving Day 2023 • Translating Gender in Sappho • Diaz wins 2023 American Academy of Arts and Letters award • English at ASU Open Door • First cross-humanities degree program to launch at ASU • ASU Book Group: 'Desert Divide' by Kelli Donley • Being Edible in the Renaissance • The pros and cons of ChatGPT • Applications open for Department of English undergrad scholarships • Love for writing shows in ways ASU professor mentors • Now hiring: Multimedia Developer • New novel underscores timeliness of historical lessons from the Holocaust • TomorrowTalks with Jemele Hill: Uphill • Whither the Human? • ASU Book Group: 'Fat in Four Cultures' • Research study: Learn Spanish in the wild! • A military man embraces a life of the mind • Doctoral student activist melds work on horror, hope and helping hands • Linguistics graduate accentuates the positive • Writing toward wholeness • ASU film grad wants to teach the art of critique • ‘Off the charts empathy' a superpower for this new ASU graduate • It's never too late to learn • Happy ‘pub’ days: Ambler, Early, Hawkes, Horan • Homecoming Writing Awards + Fall Faculty Flash Talks • ASU Common Read: 'The Undocumented Americans' • Conversations in Craft and Content: Kali Fajardo-Anstine • TomorrowTalks with Percival Everett: The Trees • ASU professor authors book on Shakespeare and disgust • ASU English professor gives story to forgotten sister storytellers • Faculty employment opportunities at ASU English • Submissions open for ASU Homecoming Writing Contest • ASU Humanities Week 2022 • Now hiring: Accounting Specialist in the Department of English • TomorrowTalks with Jocelyn Nicole Johnson: My Monticello • Presidential Graduate Assistantships in English at Arizona State University • TomorrowTalks with Jonathan Franzen: Crossroads • 6 spring ASU English classes for interpreting, creating meaning • Register for 'The Future of Television: Social Justice and Media Industries' • A voice for democracy • ASU English boasts record numbers, welcomes new faculty • What if nature had legal rights? • Now hiring! Employment opportunities in the humanities at ASU • An interview with attorney Darlene Cortina, ASU alum • Meet Kent Linthicum, ACLS fellowship winner and ASU alum • New program staff are an investment in excellence • From the archive to the page: Devoney Looser is keeping up with the Porter sisters • Everything old is new again: Crossword déjà vu • The Secret Garden: A clandestine perspective • Humanities-led international hub comes to ASU • $1M gift to support underserved, emerging writers at ASU • Join our Business Office team: Employment opportunities • Young Adult Writing Program (YAWP) 2022 • Photos: ASU's special-interest convocations • The College celebrates faculty excellence with 2022 Zebulon Pearce Distinguished Teaching Awards • Three degrees toward climate healing • In the ‘untrespassed sanctity of space,’ an Air Force pilot soars at ASU • Department of English Graduate Reception and Awards Ceremony 2022 • Both dreams, practicality define path for ASU grad • Teenage ASU grad comes full circle • 'The place to be': Literature grad grateful for opportunities off the page • 'No dream is too small:' PhD grad advocates for diverse student success • Happy ‘pub’ days: Bate, Broglio, Osuna, Hogue • High-achieving ASU grad says compassion was key to degree completion • Doctoral grad balances motherhood, teaching, research by prioritizing life, not work • A love for stories led this soon-to-be graduate to get involved on campus • Creative writing grad on creating connection through catharsis • ASU Book Group: 'Appleseed' by Matt Bell • Ecologies and Infrastructures: Cultural Techniques of Environmental Management Symposium • Did 'Soylent Green' get 2022 right? • The Elsewhere Reading Series: Jericho Brown • Fall 2022 ASU English courses offer reflection, perspective • Chaucer Returns to the Movies: 8th Biennial ASU Chaucer Celebration • The Elsewhere Reading Series: Zaina Alsous • Musical about suffrage movement attracts ASU Regents Professor • ASU Book Group: 'Perspectives of Five Kuwaiti Women in Leadership Roles' by Souad T. Ali • Sun Devil Giving Day 2022 in the Department of English • Professor: How TikTok can affect marginalized communities • The Elsewhere Reading Series: Aracelis Girmay • ASU alum's lyrical novel explores a time of revolution in Ukraine • ASU professor’s new book asks: Are animals really in revolt? • Stellar Alumni Reading Series: Jacqueline Balderrama & Venita Blackburn • ASU professor highlights work of African American prison reformer • Working Through the Archives of Latinx Ecomedia • The Future of Language-Related Disciplines: Theory, Practice, and Social Media • Employment opportunities in the Department of English • TomorrowTalks with Meg Lowman: The Arbornaut • Application deadline is Mar. 1 for ASU English undergrad scholarships • Prominent writers contemplate role of sports in Black masculinity • Indigenous scholars at ASU share traditions, knowledge • Conversations in Craft and Content: Jesmyn Ward • Humanities Lab students continue to leave lasting marks at ASU, in greater community • Poetry Unbound—Alberto Ríos: 'December Morning in the Desert' (via On Being) • MFA student Cari Muñoz selected for Center for Imagination in the Borderlands fellowship • Creative Writing announces 2021 winner of Rodriguez, Lyon awards • ASU student overcomes speech difficulty, earns doctorate in linguistics • ‘Sun Devil for life’: ASU student finds reinvention online • 6 ASU English spring 2022 courses for clearing your head • TomorrowTalks with Jane Goodall: The Book of Hope • How environmental humanities is changing the renewable energy conversation • Controversial statues: Should they stay or should they go? • ASU Common Read: A Virtual Visit with Michael Eric Dyson • 'Long Time Coming' and the Future of Racial Reconciliation (ENG 390) Open Class • Sensual Literature: The Five Senses in Literature and Culture (ENG 444) Open Class • So You Want to Study Film and Media: A Flash Session • Africanfuturism and Worldbuilding in Science Fiction • Twenty-First Century Voices: Graduate Student Poetry Reading • Building a Bridge to Life: Young Adult Literature Addresses Teen Suicide • American Indian Languages (ENG 414) Open Class • Homecoming Writing Contest 2021 • ASU Book Group resumes in-person events • Stellar Alumni Reading Series: Susan Nguyen and Alex McElroy • Advice from ASU alumni who became authors • Growing in the time of COVID-19 • From teacher to protector: Lynn Houston’s call to cybersecurity • Cora Fox on health humanities • ASU faculty connect language, literature to issues of social justice • A seat at the Round Table • ASU professor receives lifetime service award • Happy ‘pub’ days: Bell, Conner, Mirsadeghi, Smith, Warriner, Webb, Conner • What’s new at ASU English this fall • Wilma Mankiller’s greatness minted onto 2022 quarter (Indian Country Today) • Writers’ Colony at Dairy Hollow awards 2021 Moondancer Fellowship to Kathleen McNamara • Pulitzer Prize winner Mitchell S. Jackson and Whiting Award winner Safiya Sinclair join ASU's Department of English • ASU student writes young adult novel that explores inequality, justice, forgiveness • Women's Health Magazine: 20 best LGBTQ+ romantic comedies to watch during pride month and every month • Feeding the hunger for meaning • Video: Celebrating student resilience and excellence in 2021 • Add to your summer reading list with insight from new ASU professor • 24 Arizona artists awarded research & development grants • ASU Dean’s Medalist to continue her passion for linguistics to show the world the beauty of classics • Bedford / St. Martin's names ASU student Eric Brown to its 2021 advisory board • Happy ‘pub’ days: Baker, Goggin, Jensen, Rose • Graduating fiction writer and translator starts from ‘a place of love’ • Small study partners inspire ASU doctoral grad to complete degree • For ASU film grad, laughter really is the best medicine • A Sun Devil education: Middle school teacher earns master's degree • Online student masters the lingua franca • English grad is writing for clean water • ‘Believe in the power of your story’: PhD grad celebrates heritage, ancestors, culture • ASU Book Group: ‘Preciadas Cartas (1932-1979)' by Elizabeth Horan, Carmen Urioste-Azcorra and Cynthia Tompkins • TomorrowTalks with Ayanna Thompson: Blackface (Object Lessons) • Journey to new destinations with these fall 2021 ASU English courses • Chloë Boxer in Joyland Magazine: 'Spontaneous and Appealing' • Explore art, history and technology at Arizona Falls (CITYSunTimes) • Sun Devil Giving Day 2021 in the Department of English • TomorrowTalks with Melinda Gates: The Moment of Lift • Happy ‘pub’ days: Sun Devil student books • Application deadline for English undergrad scholarships is Mar. 1 • TomorrowTalks with Michael Eric Dyson: Long Time Coming • To teach or not to teach: Is Shakespeare still relevant to today’s students? (School Library Journal) • Now entering the Gray Zone: A 'Transformations' essay by Brian Goodman • They don’t have perfect SAT scores, but they deserve an opportunity • Employment opportunities in the Department of English at ASU • City of Tempe recognizes ASU Project Humanities with MLK Diversity Award • Happy ‘pub’ days: Free, Hawkes, Nygaard • ASU English PhD students attend National Humanities Center residencies • TomorrowTalks: Where ASU students imagine a brighter future • Peter Goggin in The Conversation: Mermaids aren’t real – but they’ve fascinated people around the world for ages • Creative Writing announces 2020 winners of Rodriguez, Lyon awards • The College honors academic excellence with fall 2020 Dean’s Medalists • Toward healing divides, doctoral graduate focuses on education and language • Linguistics grad pours his heart into making connections • Fall 2020 grad is a teacher by nature • Film student earns degree, learns to navigate life as an Uber driver • PhD linguist, athlete goes from undocumented to unstoppable • An English lit major with heart and smarts will graduate with highest honors • ASU master's degree grad is on top of the world • Student Stories project at Institute for Humanities Research • Home(coming) Writing Contest 2020 winners honored • 4 top ASU scholars named Regents Professors • These 12 spring ASU English courses will make you rethink … everything • ASU alumni success: Careers in writing, rhetorics and linguistics • Your burning question answered: What do English profs do? • ASU professor lands development deal for screenplay • Emily Zarka is the official 'brain trust' on zombies • ASU Department of English Home(coming) Writing Contest • 5 faculty join ASU English, boosting offerings in diversity, media and culture • Best-selling author to discuss writing, ecological issues with ASU students • The next cyber whiz might be an English major (Cyber magazine) • Beyond 30 days: Teaching and celebrating Latinx Heritage Month • 'Art in the 48,' AZ PBS show hosted by Alberto Ríos, wins Rocky Mountain Emmy Award (full list of winners) • ASU Book Group: 'Atlas of Men' by David Sklar • Alum W. Todd Kaneko with poems about Han Solo and Spider-Man in Sporklet • ASU English alum Laura Bush helps aspiring female authors through Proud Peacock Press (AZCentral.com) • ASU Common Read: A Virtual Visit with Jonathan Safran Foer • Happy ‘pub’ days: Diaz, Ríos, van Gelderen • White women call out white supremacy • ASU launches wide range of new programs for fall 2020 semester • Meet Kathleen Hicks: Director of online programs for ASU English • Hot stuff (A crossword): Heat in contemporary literature and popular culture • Young Adult Writing Program (YAWP) Online: Fall 2020 • Keep adapting and carry on: What Kaylee Welch learned about forward motion • A librarian and a folklorist walk into a bar: Two alumni dish on local gastronomy, friendship, bygone movie sets, and inevitable change • Amber Curlee for the National Writing Project: Bringing family literacy to the online experience • 2020 Prairie Schooner Raz-Shumaker Book Prize contest winners announced • Books by ASU authors that illuminate the African American experience • Prison Education Programming: Newsletter focuses on adapting prison work during COVID-19 • Pandemic inspires work and hope in ASU fiction award winner • National Writing Project Awarded Grant to Increase Leadership Opportunities for Early-Career Teachers • Swarthout Awards Ceremony 2020 • Happy ‘pub’ days: Adamson, Davis, Fine, Hicks • ’Awareness to action’: Filling the gaps in our (im)perfect union ft. Dr. Neal Lester (Polititeen) • The Great 48 2020 (Phoenix Magazine) • Natalie Diaz in The Guardian: 'It is an important and dangerous time for language' • 'Visible: Out on Television': an LGBTQ TV Roundtable featuring Julia Himberg (LA Review of Books) • On lynching and racial oppression: How white violence denies black innocence—Ersula Ore on Thought Huddle • Ayanna Thompson in Transformations: From Wall Street to Shakespeare • Neal Lester in Ahwatukee Foothills News: 'No, I'm not okay' • From the Arizona Republic: What should we do to fight racism? We are asking the wrong people • Poet Alberto Ríos isn't going anywhere • Points of View: The history of violence that’s now spilling onto the streets • ASU poets laureate win fellowships from the Academy of American Poets • ASU's Emily Zarka wins Bronze Telly Award for "Monstrum" series • From the page to the stars: Summer Session B at ASU English • ASU creative writers honored for ‘radical pedagogy’ • ASU doctoral graduate Celina Osuna embraces desert landscapes, literatures • ONLINE: Department of English Graduate Reception and Awards Ceremony • Student Anthony Celaya is teaching and learning at ASU, with love • The story of ASU student Jasmin Figueroa's life will be written in lights • Graduating transfer student Ashai Thomas blooms into Peace Corps volunteer • ASU student Justin Wright finds rhythm in language, life • Kevin Sandler awarded ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Educators Forum grant • Looking forward: ASU English fall 2020 courses to prep for the future • Imagining how to be better citizens of a better world • Chaucer Celebration Video Contest winners announced • After 50 years of Earth Day, ASU environmental experts see shift to grassroots activism • 2020 Virtual Humanities Poster Symposium and Flash Talk Research Festival • Get ready to YAWP online this summer! • Cultures of health in a time of crisis • Jules Hogan in Split Lip Magazine: 'The Nesting Instincts of Solitary Birds' • Virtual Humanities Poster Symposium & Flash Talk Research Festival Application • Whose book is it anyway? Researching 'The Autobiography of Malxolm X" • ASU to host community dialogue with Latina leader Maria Hinojosa • "Postcolonial Love Poem" a summer selection of Poetry Book Society • Alum Sarah Vap's 'Winter' named finalist for Big Other award • Alum Emily Hamra's 'The Shoutflower' journal • Read 'Time and Water' by Icelandic poet Steinn Steinarr in Asymptote Journal • ASU researchers: COVID-19 is the ultimate stress test for our global futures • Kathleen Lamp on Eidolon: Making America beautiful again … again • Film screening—Decolonize: The Mapuche struggle for land and language • How Sun Devils change the world: Arielle Gray • Raising Phoenix: Resist. Agitate. Embroider (Phoenix Magazine) • Connecting (from a distance) with Jane Austen • Application deadline: English undergrad scholarships • Bringing Ida back • Piercing the isolation: An ASU poet responds • ASU Chaucer Celebration 2020 video contest deadline extended • Jacob Greene: Locating place with mobile media • Crisis into creativity • Power, Society, and the Senses: A Workshop • ASU Department of English news & events • Now hiring: Instructor in ASU Writing Programs • Alumni Association celebrates ASU legacy at Founders’ Day 2020 • Who can tell stories? • Valerie Fazel for The Sundial: Fan Ethnodramaturgy and YouTube Shakespeares • Scooby-Doo trivia & selfies at ASU Open Door • Hogwarts sorting hat & spell casting at ASU Open Door • Say what? How autofill technology is changing the way we communicate (KJZZ) • ASU among top 20 institutions for Fulbright award winners • Annual ‘Hearts and Scholars’ event celebrates power of philanthropy, academic success • Diversity at the Oscars: WalletHub's Expert Q&A with Julia Himberg • App. deadline Mar. 1 for Department of English scholarships, awards • ASU Study Abroad: The Finnish Experiment • The language of laughs • 3 lives, many letters, 1 friendship • ASU authors Tara Ison and Sarah Viren named NEA fellows • Chair's Message: Welcome to ASU English • Happy ‘pub’ days: Brink, Looser, Wells • Sandra Saco wins NCTE Geneva Smitherman Cultural Diversity Grant • Brian Goodman in Humanity Journal • Center for Imagination in the Borderlands Launch • AZCALL Conference program published • Welcome back from the Institute for Humanities Research • Dogs, death, and desire: An interview with Jenny Irish • New faculty in ASU English shows sustained commitment to charter values • The College honors outstanding academic achievement with 2019 Dean’s Medals • ASU MTESOL grad Beckett Eickerman understands importance of home • Research on 'colorism' by ASU grad Sayantan Mukherjee breaks new ground • It's technical: ASU grad Seth Zimmerer has a way with complicated words • Practical magic: ASU grad Meghan Nestel revels in service to peers, community • English and FMS Fall Advising Welcomes • In praise of happenstance: ASU graduate Leah Soto • Donuts for the Humanities! • 7th Biennial ASU Chaucer Celebration VIDEO CONTEST • New work by ASU English faculty in literature and language learning • ASU Book Group: ‘Ghosts of Revolution’ by Shahla Talebi • Meet English alum Myrlin Hepworth of Myrlindo, LLC • Minnesota Daily op-ed quotes Sybil Durand: Historical literature, timeless value • ASU Book Group: ‘By the Forces of Gravity’ by Rebecca Fish Ewan • Dorothy Chan reads 'Triple Sonnet for Black Hair' • Lit from the Basement: Sally Ball's 'Who Would I Show It To?' • Video: ASU Global Sport Institute—Sport & The Body • 50-Years-of-MTESOL Conference • Matt Bell on why everyone should celebrate their love for Dungeons & Dragons • ASU Homecoming Writing Contest winners honored • Jessica Early and Trisalyn Nelson on 3 ways to survive academe with kids • Interview with Devoney Looser, editor of "The Daily Jane Austen: A Year of Quotes” • The Poetics of Borders, Race, and Capital with Wendy Trevino, Chris Nealon • Happy ‘pub’ days: Florini, Horan, Irish, Prior • Rocking the internship • Creative Writing announces winners of Rodriguez, Lyon awards • What's Tech Got to Do with It? Research by Jonathan Hope and Jacob Greene + Homecoming Writing Awards • 'Of Today': Solmaz Sharif in The Kenyon Review • Applied Humanities Initiative: Poetry by the Bedside • Redivider Journal: 'Inhabitated' by Kathleen McNamara • Communing with the desert: Acoustic Ecology Salon • 'Copper and Oranges' -- A poem for Arizona in 2020 • First semester with The College • President’s Professor leads first international discussion about the best ways to teach environmental humanities • Annual Hacks for Humanity showcases how diversity fosters creation • Learning about freedom through American slave narratives • Register for Iron City launch event • ASU's decade in review • Arizona PBS premieres ‘Art in the 48,’ a celebration of local art • 2019 in photos: Charlie Leight • Professor and Director, Institute for Humanities Research • 'Only the Lonely' by María Isabel Álvarez in Kenyon Review • Unmasked: A look at Halloween’s costuming history • German American communism, African American conjure, and the Civil War in the United States • Honoring the 'open book': About ASU's Ross-Blakley Hall • Bilingual conversation and reading with Dolores Dorantes • ASU to host inaugural Forensic Linguistics Conference • A parents' guide to cultural appropriation: an expert breaks down kids' Halloween costumes • Visions of the future, lessons from the past • 6 spring ASU English courses that peel back the layers on tech, language • Ninth annual Sundance Film Festival ASU student/faculty trip • Upcoming study abroad programs you don’t want to miss • Casting out demons, myths and stereotypes • Miss something live? Keep an eye ASU English YouTube channel to catch up on lectures and events after-the-fact • Read the newest ASU Thrive Magazine • A wave of new books: From sports to sci-fi, Louis Owens to Jane Austen • Kevin Sandler on the strange connection between Bobby Kennedy’s death and Scooby-Doo • ICOL Lecture by Wesley Y. Leonard: Toward a Native American Linguistics • It's Lit: Stepping off the page with Tara Ison