English and Creative Writing News
Tubbs, Frady elected to Cornell College Board
The Cornell College Board of Trustees has elected two new members, Abram Tubbs ’94 and Leslie Grau Frady ’86. They each will serve three-year terms. Abram Tubbs ’94 Tubbs majored in economics and business at Cornell, holds an MBA from The Tippie College of Business at the University of Iowa, and is a graduate of […] Read More About Tubbs, Frady elected to Cornell College Board
Kimberly Maitland ’24: Ingenuity In Action reflection
Kimberly Maitland ’24 reflects on her Ingenuity in Action experience studying economics in China. Read More About Kimberly Maitland ’24: Ingenuity In Action reflection
Board elects Trustees, Thomas begins as chair
Cornell College Board of Trustees elected a Young Trustee and four Life Trustees. Trustee Jan Thomas ’80 also began her 3-year term as chair of the Board. Read More About Board elects Trustees, Thomas begins as chair
Maitland ready to start tech consulting career in Texas
Kimberly Maitland came to Cornell from Jamaica and looks forward to new adventures in a career with Oracle Corporation, a global technology firm. Read More About Maitland ready to start tech consulting career in Texas
Cornell College senior wins ACM short story contest, $1,000 prize
Cornell College senior Indy Smith is the 2024 winner of the Nick Adams Short Story Contest. Read More About Cornell College senior wins ACM short story contest, $1,000 prize
Lucas Haldeman ’99 and Sarah Roudybush ’99: Pioneers in smart technology
Lucas Haldeman ’99 and Sarah Roudybush ’99 are pioneers in smart technology for the rental market. Read More About Lucas Haldeman ’99 and Sarah Roudybush ’99: Pioneers in smart technology
Ren Solis-Roman ’27: Writing Coach
Because of her pre-collegiate training with her Cornell Posse, Ren Solis-Roman ’27 felt exceptionally prepared to come to Cornell. Read More About Ren Solis-Roman ’27: Writing Coach
Claudia Collazo-Ramos ’27: Bringing the fun
Posse Puerto Rico Scholar Claudia Collazo-Ramos says Cornell and Mount Vernon have been good places for her posse to start their journey into adulthood. Read More About Claudia Collazo-Ramos ’27: Bringing the fun
The Posse impact at Cornell
Dive into this six-part story to find out what Posse is, what its founder and president thinks about Cornell, and to learn the stories of 4 Posse scholars. Read More About The Posse impact at Cornell
Trudy Hoag ’70: Making history in 2 careers
Trudy Hoag '70 served in the Navy and at least four times in her 20-year career she assumed leadership positions that had never been held by a woman. Read More About Trudy Hoag ’70: Making history in 2 careers
Kevin Rosser ’92: Netherlands
Kevin Rosser '92 is a sustainable finance project manager for a multinational energy company. He's lived in the Netherlands since 2008. Read More About Kevin Rosser ’92: Netherlands
Kadlec ’10 will teach memoir course as Visiting Writer
Jeanna Kadlec ’10 returns to campus Block 2 to teach a Distinguished Visiting Writer seminar on memoir writing. Read More About Kadlec ’10 will teach memoir course as Visiting Writer
Stavreva co-authors exploration of ‘Merchant of Venice’
Cornell Professor of English Kirilka Stavreva has teamed up with author Boika Sokolova to explore new and historical performances of “The Merchant of Venice” in their newly released book. Read More About Stavreva co-authors exploration of ‘Merchant of Venice’
Ve’Amber Miller-Dye ’15: Sharing public history
8 years after graduating, Ve’Amber Miller-Dye ’15 has a master’s degree, 6 years as a national park ranger, and a job at a major research university. Read More About Ve’Amber Miller-Dye ’15: Sharing public history
Last Word: A colorful journey from Oklahoma to Cornell
Ken Roden '24 had never stepped foot out of his hometown in Oklahoma until he came to Cornell. Not only was it a big step, but it was a colorful one too. Read More About Last Word: A colorful journey from Oklahoma to Cornell
Carson writes 4-book series at 81 years old
Carole Baskerville Carson ’63 has pretty much done it all–except for the one thing she really wanted to do: write books. Now she’s proving that it’s never too late to follow your dreams. Carson is finishing a series of four books–a fictional autobiography–about her main character Jane Bertram. The first book, “Blackbird,” has been published […] Read More About Carson writes 4-book series at 81 years old
One Course—Patricia Rozema: Fantastical Feminist Filmmaker
Professor Leslie Kathleen Hankins discusses her experience interviewing Patricia Rozema and how she shared that experience with her students Read More About One Course—Patricia Rozema: Fantastical Feminist Filmmaker
Last Word: The stories we tell
Author Jenna Kadlec '10 writes an essay about how we are drawn to stories that will tell us the truth of who we are. Read More About Last Word: The stories we tell
Henderson to Germany on a Fulbright
Senior Greta Henderson has accepted a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship (ETA) to teach English in Germany. Read More About Henderson to Germany on a Fulbright
Thomas Commons lobby alive with students
Junior Ken Roden ’24 writes about his favorite campus hangout, the Thomas Commons lobby. Read More About Thomas Commons lobby alive with students