September 7, 2022
Senegalese writer Boubacar Boris Diop will headline the 2022 Neustadt Lit Fest (October 24–26) as the 27th laureate of the renowned Neustadt International Prize for Literature. Diop (b. 1946,… READ MORE
Three Centuries of Travel Writing by Muslim Women looks at fascinating first-hand accounts of travel by Muslim women dating from the 17th to the mid-20th century…. READ MORE
August 24, 2022
“Making Good Sex: The Story of the Book”
Prof Catherine M. Roach, The University of Alabama
In a writing assignment,… READ MORE
August 19, 2022
August 16, 2022
Graduates cheer during the Indiana University Bloomington Graduate Commencement at Assembly Hall on Friday, May 3, 2019.
Women at Indiana University: 150 Years of Experiences and Contributions
by Andrea Walton
Ever walk through a university campus and wonder who walked those paths before you?… READ MORE
Plant-Based Himalaya: Vegan Recipes from Nepal
by Babita Shrestha
In 2016, I started living in Lexington, Kentucky. I was 30 years old and a recent graduate in Fine Arts,… READ MORE
July 27, 2022
Eliot’s Gripping Crustaceans: A Closer Look at JML 45.3
By Rachel Murray, author of “Things that Cling: Marine Attachments in Eliot,” now available for free on Project Muse…. READ MORE
June 2, 2022
by Scott Russell Sanders, author of Small Marvels
Follow the daily news and you may be tempted to despair of humankind. We keep fighting wars,… READ MORE
April 25, 2022
The Warmth of Internet Memes: On Cultural Netizenship
by James Yékú, author of Cultural Netizenship
One Twitter user commented on the 2022 Oscars #Slapgate they were waiting for social media to soon become flooded by viral memes on a rather controversial subject…. READ MORE
April 20, 2022
On E.M. Forster’s doubt, and my own: A Closer Look at JML 45.2
By Rachel Gaubinger, author of “The ‘Voiceless Language’ of Sisters: Queer Possibility in E.M. Forster’s Howards End,” now available for free on Project Muse…. READ MORE
