In her new book, Professor Kandice Chuh challenges the “liberal humanities” and examines the ways that popular perceptions trump truth. Read more
Alicia Andrzejewski (Ph.D. ’19, English) defied conventional wisdom about the balance between teaching and research and landed her dream academic job. Read more
The author of seminal books on Walt Whitman and John Brown, Professor Reynolds discusses the men's lives and legacies in this podcast. Read more
Whitman would have turned 200 on May 31. With "Vanishing Leaves," Jesse Merandy (Ph.D. ’19, English) offers a new way to enjoy and learn about his poetry. Read more
In solving the mystery of his great-grandmother’s disappearance, Ph.D. student Stefano Morello (English) uncovered a much larger story. Read more
Kandice Chuh
The Difference Aesthetics Makes: On the Humanities “After Man”
(Duke University Press Books, 2019)
Read moreInterview with Nancy Miller, distinguished pofessor of English and comparative literature at The Graduate Center. Read more
Professors Lynn Chancer and Nancy K. Miller release two timely books on the feminist movement and its enduring power. Read more
In a new book, Distinguished Professor Nancy K. Miller explores how her extraordinary friendships with the scholars Carolyn Heilbrun, Naomi Schor, and Diane Middlebrook shaped her work and her life. Read more
Nancy K. Miller
My Brilliant Friends: Our Lives in Feminism
(Coluumbia University Press, 2019)
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