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Professor Jen Hill is awarded an American Council of Learned Societies fellowship. Read the article.
David Stentiford, master’s degree graduate in literature and environment, goes to Sri Lanka on a Fulbright scholarship. Click here for the rest of the story.
[above] Teal Ericson (Literature '09) celebrates with Professor James Mardock, at the department's annual post-commencement reception.
English Writing major Guia Del Prado blogged the final weeks leading up to her May 2009 graduation. Visit 16 Weeks: A Countdown to Graduation.
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The photograph above shows Frandsen Humanities in the early 20th century, when it was was Frandsen Agriculture. Built in 1917, it was named for Peter Frandsen, professor of Zoology. The basement rooms on its north side had served as an abbatoir, its drainage gutters unused but intact in the building's later incarnations when it was home to the departments of English, Philosophy, and Foreign Languages. Frandsen Humanities was renovated thoroughly and reopened in 2000 as the new quarters of the English Department.