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Michael Clune is Named a 2019 Guggenheim Fellow

April 30, 2019

Michael Clune has been named a 2019 Guggenheim Fellow in the field of literary criticism. The Guggenheim foundation awards fellowships to scholars and artists to allow them to pursue research in any field and create in any of the arts "under the freest possible conditions and irrespective of race,...

William Marling Wins the Nancy Dasher Award

July 18, 2019

Bill Marling's Gatekeepers: The Emergence of World Literature and the 1960s (Oxford University Press 2016) is the recipient of this year's College English Association of Ohio’s Nancy Dasher Award. Bill will be honored at the association’s conference on April 14. The Nancy Dasher Award recognizes outstanding publications by faculty members...

Dave Lucas Named Ohio Poet Laureate

July 18, 2019

Dave Lucas has been named the new Ohio Poet Laureate. He follows Dr. Amit Majmadar, a radiologist in the Columbus area, who was the state's first poet laureate. Lucas says, “I am grateful, humbled, and eager for the opportunity to serve as the Poet Laureate of the State of...

Interview with Anne Carlisle (’73)

December 16, 2016

When/how did you begin writing paranormal novels? And why paranormal? What does the genre, in particular, open up for the writer/reader? I started writing novels in 2008, but my first pass was about as far afield from paranormal as one could get. Believe it or not, I was modeling...

Interview with Zena Zipporah (’70)

October 6, 2016

"As an artist of this Kali Yuga age, balancing on this earth which teeters on the last leg of the table of creation, I am an archivist, a collector of old objects, texts, and images, vanishing languages, customs and religions of all places, celebrating creations, disasters, prayers, religious texts,...

Interview with John Vourlis (’88)

October 6, 2016

"A vacation with an altruistic twist sounded very intriguing. I checked out the itinerary: Grand Norling Resort Hotel, Mt. Everest flight, Lumbini—the birthplace of the Buddha, Chitwan National Park—home to elephants, rhinos and tigers! Not one, but two Buddhist monasteries." 1. How did you come to visit Nepal, and in...

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Michael Clune is Named a 2019 Guggenheim Fellow

William Marling Wins the Nancy Dasher Award

Dave Lucas Named Ohio Poet Laureate

Interview with Anne Carlisle (’73)

Interview with Zena Zipporah (’70)

Interview with John Vourlis (’88)

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