Alumna Wins 2015 Innovative Short Fiction Contest
The Conium Review, a journal that publishes innovative writing with an emphasis on pieces from female writers and authors of color, has selected Emily Koon …
Converse Now
Professor Blanchard is Featured Artist on the Dialogist
Professor Blanchard shares new screenprints and discusses the Southern Gothic ethos of his work in the Dialogist, an online poetry and art journal. See his …
Alumna Secures Coveted Position at Christopher Newport University
Sarah Finley ’08 has accepted a tenure track position at Christopher Newport University in Newport News, VA. The position, in Latin American Colonial Literature, was …
Amy Driggers ’15 Receives Promising Teacher Award
Amy Driggers ’15 is this year’s recipient of the Dr. Marty T. Lovett Promising School Leader Award.
Student on Double Duty with Bard International Affairs Internship
History and politics major, Sidney Jones ’17 (Nisbet Honors), is studying at the Bard Government and International Affairs program in New York City. As part …
MAT Grad Thrives in World of Fashion
Fashion stylist and educator Ann Ricker ‘14 has continued researching the Japanese folk art of Boro Cloth. She was introduced to the technique during a …
Professor Mulkey’s “Blind-Sided” Poem of the Day on Poetry Daily
Poetry Daily, the top poetry website, featured “Blind-Sided,” from Rick Mulkey’s recently published book, “Ravenous: New & Selected Poems.”
Politics Grad is ‘Purrfect’ for New Role at Feral Cats Organization in DC
Congratulations to politics grad Hilary Koss ’12 on her new job as development coordinator for Alley Cat Allies in Washington, DC.
History Grad Interns at SC Historical Society in Charleston
History graduate Lauren Feltner ’11, now a master’s student in public history at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, interned at the South Carolina Historical …