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March 30, 2017

Calling All Tweeters, Internet Explorers, and Everything In Between for Digital Lit

Technology affects almost every aspect of our lives nowadays…ever wonder about how it’s changed the way we read and communicate? If so, you should sign up for Digital Lit: Storytelling in the Digital Age with Dr. Ann McClellan! This blurb gives you a better idea of what cool convos you’ll be having in class: “[Digital Lit] explores the ways in...
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December 7, 2016

Like Food? Like American Lit? Well…This Is The Course For You

Eating American Literature, the newest class on PSU’s English roster taught by Abby Goode, is nothing short of intriguing. Here’s a little sneak peek at what students can look forward to in this experimental course: “What are the cultural politics, narratives, and images associated with eating in American literature? Taking into account contemporary environmental debates about food politics, organic farming,...
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November 8, 2016

PSU Poets and Artists Blaze A Novel Trail In New Exhibit

PSU’s Museum of the White Mountains has a new exhibit entitled, Finding Place On Paper: Contemporary Poets and Printmakers Explore The White Mountains. Assembled by curator and Associate Director of the Museum of the White Mountains Cynthia Robinson, English professor and poet Liz Ahl, printmaking coordinator and professor Kimberly Ritchie, and co-curator Parker Potter, the exhibit marries pieces of unique artwork...
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