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      1. Black History and the Writers who Made/Make It
      2. Giving Blue Day - Literary Journalism Initiative
      3. The fall 2018 issue of LSA Magazine spotlights Michael Byers and his audio drama, Mary from Michigan.
      4. Phil Christman, lecturer II in English language and literature, has been featured in The Record for his work as editor of the Michigan Review of Prisoner Creative Writing.
      5. Michigan voters made history on election night November 6, 2018 by choosing Dana Nessel to become the state’s first openly gay attorney general.
      6. An LSA professor looks to radio’s past to create a contemporary radio drama.
      7. 13 Contemporary Women Writers
      8. 10 Latinx Authors Everyone Should Read
      9. 9 Intersectional LGBTQ+ Authors
      10. Susan Scott Parrish Receives James Russell Lowell Honorable Mention
      11. Melanie Yergeau Awarded MLA Prize for a First Book
      12. Desai Receives Humanities Award
      13. Kumarasamy Makes Long List
      14. Land of Tomorrow awarded Bredvold Prize
      15. Ladies' Greek Named Best Book
      16. Gere and Mattawa selected for Mellon Program for Humanities and Public Engagement
      17. Melanie Yergeau wins CCCC Lavender Rhetorics Award
      18. Sandra Gunning Named Arthur F. Thurnau Professor
      19. UC Davis Professor Gina Bloom to Give Shakespeare Birthday Lecture
      20. English 322: Community Journalism
      21. English 344 (Writing for Publication/Public Writing) Introduces Students to Modern-Day Journalism
      22. Interview with Alumna Lillian Li: Living and Writing in Ann Arbor
      23. Undergraduate Writers at Café Shapiro
      24. Learning about the Midwest in the Midwest
      25. Learning about the Midwest in the Midwest
      26. A Summer in Northern Michigan – GLACE Summer Program
      27. English 317 Literature of Medicine
      28. Treading Through Treader
      29. Buzz Alexander: A Legacy Through Social Movement
      30. Catherine Lacey Emphasizes the Beauty of Mistakes in Lecture on Fiction Craft
      31. Course Spotlight: English 371
      32. Live Poetry and Open Mic in Downtown Ann Arbor
      33. Lost in Translation
      34. The Little Prince Feels Like Home
      35. Fun Home: Alison Bechdel’s Decidedly Not Pretentious Study of Fatherhood
      36. How Instapoets Made Poetry Accessible
      37. What Does an Online English Course Look Like?
      38. Quarantine Reading Suggestions: Informational Genre
      39. The World’s on Fire, and We’re Telling Stories
      40. English 313 Students Create Digital Exhibit
      41. Gamble Receives Distinguished Dissertation Award
      42. Goodison Receives Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry
      43. Brandolino, horror engages students
      44. Alien Miss receives honorable mention
      45. Outstanding Research Mentor: Molly Beer
      46. Goodison elected to American Academy of Arts and Science
      47. Professor Khan to receive Class of 1923 Award
      48. Mendoza Selected for John H. D’Arms Award
      49. Lahiri Elected to University Senate
      50. Staff Members Honored
      51. Alumna Katarina Kovac is SEEN
      52. Emeritus & Alum Author 'Rhymes'
      53. Porter Receives 'Combating Racism Grant'
      54. Lecturer Having Positive Impact
      55. English Team Receives Humanities Grant
      56. Tessier Receives SSD Award
      57. Byers' Sibling Rivalry
      58. Balachander explores environment and race
      59. Gillian White on Bernadette Mayer's 'Memory'
      60. Writing Into and Out of My Long-Distance Grief by Dur e Aziz Amna
      61. Whittier-Ferguson on Eliot & Hale
      62. Bennett listed as part of TIME100Next
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