Category: News
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MFA Reading, Stuart Moore and Dean Sangalis: a Reflection by Ashley Alfirevic
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Read More: MFA Reading, Stuart Moore and Dean Sangalis: a Reflection by Ashley AlfirevicAfter my last reading series fiasco, I made sure to arrive early to the Hatton Gallery, sitting among empty chairs until they slowly filled up with the familiar voices of my professors and classmates. With the warm chatter dying down, the first presenter introduced Stuart Moore as a man who very…
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News of Note Week of March 28
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Read More: News of Note Week of March 28Nancy Henke learned this week that she’s been chosen as a National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Scholar. She will spend two weeks in June at the NEH Summer Institute on “Westward Expansion and the Constitution in the Early Republic,” at the University of Oklahoma. Todd Mitchell will be delivering…
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Faculty Profile: Matthew Cooperman
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Matthew Cooperman~From English Department Communications Intern Beth Campbell How would you describe you work in the English Department? I teach mostly graduate courses, and every so often an undergraduate course. I usually teach creative writing, poetry, and ecopoetics. What brought you to CSU? I came to CSU in 2003. I grew…
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Dark Matter, a Reflection from Beth Campbell
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Read More: Dark Matter, a Reflection from Beth Campbell~From English Department Communications Intern Beth Campbell The air seems to shimmer with excitement as students trickled in to the beat of a Bollywood song playing over the sound system. Conversation bubbled between the rows of seats as the main attraction settled at the front of the auditorium. The transgender…
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Humans of Eddy: Kara Zehner
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Read More: Humans of Eddy: Kara Zehner~From English Department Communications Intern Beth Campbell Kara can only be described as colorful. When I first met her, she beamed a terrific smile at me and, before I could finish asking her name, launched into how nice it was to meet a new friend. I began to ask her…
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News of Note Week of March 21
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Read More: News of Note Week of March 21Dan Beachy-Quick’s book of poems, gentlessness, has been named a finalist for the Colorado Book Award in Poetry. Dan Beachy-Quick’s poem, “Endangered Species,” is up today at the Academy of American Poets Poem-a-Day site: https://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem-day SueEllen Campbell and John Calderazzo spent the week of spring break at the University of Montana…
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Humans of Eddy: Douglas William Hindman the Third (Officially) or Dougie for Short
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Read More: Humans of Eddy: Douglas William Hindman the Third (Officially) or Dougie for Short~From English Department Communications Intern Ashley Alfirevic Recently, two of my classmates were kind enough to agree to spontaneous Humans of Eddy interviews. I run into Dougie quite a bit throughout the department and various English events, but this is the first time we stopped to chat about hidden libraries…
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Humans of Eddy: Breanna
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Read More: Humans of Eddy: Breanna~From English Department Communications Intern Kaitlyn Phillips Her name’s Breanna and she only had time for one question, so I asked “What made you want to become an English Major?” and her answer was “I loved reading fantasy books as a kid and I hope to write some of my…
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News of Note Week of March 7
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Read More: News of Note Week of March 7Antero Garcia has a new chapter titled “Teacher as Dungeon Master: Connected learning, democratic classrooms, and rolling for initiative” in the book The role-playing society: Essays on the cultural influence of RPGs (MacFarland). Antero Garcia has been announced as a judge for the art and writing youth “Twist Fate” challenge.…
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Matthew Cooperman Book Release, a Reflection from Beth Campbell
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Read More: Matthew Cooperman Book Release, a Reflection from Beth Campbell~From English Department Communications Intern Beth Campbell Night had settled over the whole of Fort Collins, but Old Town still shown bright with the glow of street lights, shop windows, and the strobing pulses of lasers to the beat of bar playlists. Groups of people milled over the sidewalks, their…