Thomas Doran (Assistant Professor, Literary Arts + Studies) gave a lecture on, Reading Comics in a Time of Environmental Crisis, at Colby College on April 25th, part of Colby College’s ongoing Environmental Studies Lecture Series.
The talk explored...
Alexia Kosmider (Senior Lecturer, Literary Arts + Studies) recently won first prize in the James L. Seavor LGBTQ Screenplay Competition Award at the Rhode Island International Film Festival for her script, Small Steps in Black Birkenstocks, which was...
Avishek Ganguly (Assistant Professor, Literary Arts + Studies) recently began his 10-month term as a Fellow at the International Research Center at the Freie Universität in Berlin, Germany. During the period of his fellowship Ganguly will work on his...
Jonathan Highfield (Professor, Literary Arts + Studies) has recently published an essay entitled, Food and Foodways in African Narratives, which was published in the edited volume Décentrement et travail de la culture (Decentralization and the Work...
The opening of Woman, Unnamed a solo exhibit of the work of Claudia Ford (Lecturer, HPSS and LAS)
The Bridge Center Gallery
Johnson & Wales University
Providence, RI
Opening Tuesday, November 10, 2015 4:00 – 5:30 p.m.
Exhibition runs November...
Patricia Felisa Barbeito’s (Professor, Literary Arts and Studies) translation of the haunting short story, “Father With Dog,” by acclaimed Greek author Amanda Michalopoulou has been published in the new online literary journal Ca...
Avishek Ganguly (Assistant Professor, Literary Arts & Studies) recently participated in a literary event at the French American School, Providence, R.I.
On Friday September 25, the French American School hosted a literary discussion with visiting...
An essay by Mike Fink (Professor, Literary Arts and Studies) is featured on Rhode Island Public Radio’s This I Believe. The essay can be heard at the RIPR website.
Alexia Kosmider’s (Senior Lecturer, Literary Arts & Studies) documentary, TransJourney, is being screened at the 2015 Gender Odyssey Conference, an international conference focused on the needs and interests of transgender and and gender...
Jonathan Highfield (Professor, Literary Arts and Studies) was part of a panel on “Myth and Doctor Who” at the International Popular Culture Association Conference in Reykjavik, Iceland, 22 July – 24 July, 2015.
His paper was entitled “Extinction, Global...