English & creative writing
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Cornell College provided basis of Santiago’s self-discovery
Coming to a small college in Iowa helped Randy Santiago ’18 realize just how Puerto Rican he was, so he began to embrace that identity at Cornell.
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Great Britain course filled with surprises, memories
Students walked in the shoes of legendary British writers and explored the arts in Great Britain during a course organized by the Department of English and Creative Writing Block 7.
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Santiago receives Fulbright Award to Spain
Randy Santiago ’18 still can’t believe he has received a Fulbright Award to Madrid, Spain.
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Students republish short stories
Students republished three of Winifred Van Etten’s short stories which were found in the vintage Cornell literary magazine, The Husk.
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Professor Stavreva advances work in Global Shakespeare
Richard and Norma Small Distinguished Professor of English and Director of the Center for Literary Arts Katy Stavreva has published a major collection of articles on Bulgarian Shakespeares.
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Professor Entel’s first book gains praises
Cornell College Professor Rebecca Entel’s book is earning strong reviews as people take in the story found within the pages of her first novel.
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Cornell alumnus recognized as Chicago’s best playwright
Chicago’s largest free weekly newspaper has recognized a Cornell College alumnus for his work on the theatre scene.
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Students get screenwriting opportunity with visiting professor
Students in one Cornell College English class are learning about screenwriting as they welcomed visiting Professor Brian Sloan for Block 3.
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Stavreva helps develop new research platform
Cornell College Professor of English Katy Stavreva is playing a key role in developing a new research platform that helps students through the process by connecting them to scholarly information.
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CSRI research to introduce author to modern readers
Sydney Pratt ’19 is focusing her research for the Cornell Summer Research Institute on one woman–Winifred Van Etten.
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Woolf scholar Hankins to lecture at Duke University
Leslie Kathleen Hankins, Cornell College professor of English and creative writing and past president of the International Virginia Woolf Society, will speak at Duke University about the various writing surfaces used by Woolf throughout her life.
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Distinguished Visiting Writers named for 2016-17
The Cornell College Center for the Literary Arts announces two Distinguished Visiting Writers for 2016-2017: screenwriter Brian Sloan and live lit performer Kate Harding.
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Cornell professor wins Fulbright Award
Cornell College English Professor Kirilka Stavreva is one of only 15 U.S. professors who have been awarded a Fulbright Global Flex Award, which will allow her to conduct research in Italy and England. This is the first year this Fulbright is being awarded.
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$500,000 gift endows writing position
A 1960s Cornell College alumnus has given the college $500,000 to permanently endow the Robert P. Dana Emerging Writer Fellowship.
Cornell College provided basis of Santiago’s self-discovery 
Great Britain course filled with surprises, memories 
Santiago receives Fulbright Award to Spain 
Students republish short stories 
Professor Stavreva advances work in Global Shakespeare 
Professor Entel’s first book gains praises 
Cornell alumnus recognized as Chicago’s best playwright 
Students get screenwriting opportunity with visiting professor 
Stavreva helps develop new research platform 
CSRI research to introduce author to modern readers 
Cornell alumna uses writing passion to help others navigate the age of 23 
Woolf scholar Hankins to lecture at Duke University 
Distinguished Visiting Writers named for 2016-17 
Cornell professor wins Fulbright Award 
$500,000 gift endows writing position