Couldn't make it to the Hill in March to hear Professor Mulrooney's book talk on *Romanticism and Theatrical Experience*? The Hill will come to you.
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Professor Cohen published in New York Times Modern Love column: "Feeling grateful and able, I donated a kidney to a stranger. The only problem: I made the decision on my own." https://t.co/0xDd7FgAjT https://t.co/0xDd7FgAjT
Robin Hemley has arrived at HC to begin his term as the William H.P. Jenks Chair in Contemporary American Letters. Read his latest story:
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The Contemporary Catholic Writers Reading Group will be hosting a discussion of Professor Oser's new book on January 16th in Washington D.C.! https://t.co/nPsJXUagoB
We think of pumpkins -- eaten on the first thanksgiving -- as a fall staple. In her recent piece for the opinion page of The Boston Globe, Professor Leila Philip tells the story of corner of contemporary American society dedicated to growing giant... https://t.co/kVJd5Rt0Mm
Professor Leila Philip just returned from giving a talk at the Princeton Art Museum where she talked about the role of place in two of her books, The Road Through Miyama and A Family Place, A Hudson Valley Farm, Three Centuries, Five Wars, One Family.